Nokia Morph
How nanotech might suit you
The Cambridge Nanoscience Centre and Nokia have created a concept for a nanotech device called Morph, which is a phone, a payment card, a wristwatch, a fashion accessory and any number of other things that shiftshapes to suit the mode of the user. The nanotechnology also makes the device self-cleaning and self-charging through gazillions of blades of nanograss.
This is a nice, applied depiction of nanotechnologies to real-world situations. Could this be the Futureshock of our generation?
Thanks to Josh Viney at kungpowthinking.com.
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Michael Beavers
Michael has served as a strategy director for Organic in San Francisco and IQ Interactive in Atlanta.
While he is a digital strategist by training, he has an appreciation for empathetic design of all stripes, from interfaces to devices, controls, public architecture, urban design, transportation, and land use.
His peer-reviewed journal, http://www.physicalinterface.com, is a new community of everyday design enthusiasts from technology, user experience design, architecture, human factors, New Urbanism, product design and academia.
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Makes for a great cartoon, but can’t wait to see what Apple will do with it ;)