Creative Lab for a Very Large Creative Research Project.

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Answer Leave a comment Your email address will not be published. Mandatory fields are marked with * Comment * Nom * E-mail * Site web Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Here is an article on Berg's latest innovations made in close partnership with the Google  Made in 2011 – 2012, this set of prototypes represents a significant part of Studio Berg's efforts (almost everyone in their studio was involved in this project) and so they decided to document the work and put it into context, even a year later. The project therefore began at the beginning of 2011 around an extensive dialogue with the Google Creative Lab with a view to the (near) future of Google's experiences and its products.


During their discussions, a theme emerged and they were all very curious about how they would bring Google and its universe into the physical world rather than behind a screen. Furthermore, I myself have image manipulation service this concern for the tangible, for the real interface and the intrinsic interactions that there are between projection, computing, the Internet and matter, texture, the sensitive world. So I found this approach that Berg has fascinating, so I'm sharing it with you  Ready for the flood of innovations? It is interesting, in this work, to compare the achievements, the prototypes and the perspectives of much more ambitious projects and-entirely realized in this mixture between the sensitive world and the digital world.


You will also understand that behind all this hides the Google Glasses project which was unveiled last summer. Google Glasses An example of a HUD display This vision of Google with its Google Glasses and of Berg with all their prototypes is a personal vision of the design, interactions and innovation of tomorrow. I appreciate this personal vision, and, one could say, introverted, like science fiction films. This overlay is reminiscent of the head-up display interfaces of fighter pilots. source These articles may interest you drive The entire Google design: GUI guidelines News from me, 2011 version.