A video about the future looking from the optimistic site. Life is beautiful and we live in an amazing time. Too often we forget that. Michael Marantz managed to turn bad news into good new and to view the world from a positive angle. Very inspiring.
Sci-fi author and futurist Arthur C. Clarke predicted in this 1974 TV interview that in 2001, regular people would have personal computers that communicate and retrieve information using a system that sounds rather like the Internet.
Microsoft’s glimpse into the future.. Kind of impressive and sad at the same time as it looks that personal interaction get’s more and more lost. Wouldn’t it be nicer to give the kid some actual toys and let the dad explain things to her?! Rather than making her sit on that table, navigating a futuristic tablet devise… hmm….
Tesco launched a virtual grocery shopping store in South Korea. Is this the future of doing our food shopping now? Interesting!
This is the Volkswagen Aqua. It is an exclusive concept vehicle that is the brainchild of 21 year old Chinese designer Yuhan Zhang. The idea was to create a new class of vehicle that can cope with a variety of terrain. Capable of being driven on roads as well as on rivers and coastal waters. Even snow and ice can be traversed. The first hovercraft was developed in 1915, but it was not adopted seriously until the 1950’s. The first passenger hovercraft was built in 1958, and the US miliitary was able to use attack hovercraft to devastating effect in marsh warfare during the Vietnam war. Whether this stunning concept will ever be put into production by VW who are more known for their iconic vans and family cars than futuristic amphibious craft is uncertain. If they do it is sure to go to the top of the wish list of toys. Here is a picture of the craft emerging from the sea - this would clearly be the best way to arrive at the beach!
‘Trimove’ - A futuristic looking concept design for an electric and aerodynamic motorcycle by Mohammad Ghezel
A long but very interesting presentation about digital advertising, humans and creativity and how a CD needs to be half left, half right brain thinking. Worth reading.
Source: adamwohl
Goab TV Concept - a very interesting use of social media and technical devises. Is this what’s going to happen? That would be great!
Fantastic now and then project http://irinawerning.com/back-to-the-fut/back-to-the-future/
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Source: irinawerning.com