The way forward’s right under your nose
While Google Glass seems to have stolen the thunder, ‘heads-up’ displays began life in cars, so it seems only logical that these should converge. And here it is – The LiveMap helmet “projects… Continue reading
While Google Glass seems to have stolen the thunder, ‘heads-up’ displays began life in cars, so it seems only logical that these should converge. And here it is – The LiveMap helmet “projects… Continue reading
Some aspects of our lives and day-to-day experiences seem immune to the technological changes that are increasingly shaping how we see the world. We now walk around with mobiles and have the whole… Continue reading
According to spectrum.ieee.org (the website of IEEE, the world’s largest professional technology association) 2030 Forecast, self driving cars are on the way. Google’s fleet of driverless Prius has covered over 300,ooo miles, 50,ooo… Continue reading
Sometimes a simply idea can be subverted to great effect and traditional sign forms and formats lend themselves to this – here’s a great example for the UK’s National Trust, turning from tut-tutting… Continue reading
More on the future of mobile wayfinding. Ok, so I can’t really stop you losing your shirt at the roulette tables, but in future, finding your way around indoors – by relying on… Continue reading
Indoor navigation technology is going to be quite a bit different from its outdoor counterpart – you can’t us GPS without a direct satellite line. So developers are turning to other tools to… Continue reading
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Brilliant article about the re-evaluation of the prototype for signage. The Totem Pole — Predecessor for Advertising?. Found on the From the Daily Heller blog
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You can tell a lot about a place from it’s signage and in some instances even tell a place by it’s signs. Local cultural differences are always bought into…
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I’ve been looking at where signage and the influence that technology has begun to exert for a few years. Here’s a great example of the types of signs I…
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Plus this example is only really useful in the rainy North of Europe, but here’s some neat thinking about something I’ve coined as the ‘socialisation’ of Signage, While this…