Technology, visual Trends & References
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The document discusses the impact of technology and visual trends in various fields such as healthcare, education, and design, particularly focusing on the rise of augmented and virtual reality. It highlights innovations like telehealth solutions and touchless interactions, as well as evolving design philosophies including minimalism and digital humanism. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of empathy and responsibility in design, advocating for a more inclusive and sustainable approach to technology and visual communication.
Technology, visual Trends & References
- 1. Technology, visual Trends & References Today cocoon experience 2021
- 2. Technology Enables people to achieve things not previously possible. cocoon experience 2021
- 3. Undeniably 2020 has been an unpredictable year. This originated some creativity for innovation as much as adaptation and acceleration of existent ideas. Although working from home was already a thing moving forward, the pace was fitting occasional needs. The new reality imposed a new pace for AR and VR to become a real need in healthcare, education, art and collaboration in general. Things will further develop in magnitude leading to the creation of full-blown “virtual working places” and ecosystems. Augmented and virtual reality cocoon experience 2021 Trends References Technology
- 4. Spatial is how work should be. Create a lifelike avatar from a selfie and turn any room into a 3D workspace, empowering teams to visualize, organize, and collaborate on ideas remotely while feeling like they’re next to each other. Whether working from home or the office, Spatial brings teams closer together. Spatial www.spatial.io Collaboration - VR Trends References Technology
- 5. Now that AR is on the rise, it’s quickly finding application in most, if not all, product-driven industries. - Preview placement - Virtual try-on solutions - Interactive user manuals ThreeKit, Ikea www.threekit.com Retail - 3D, VR and AR Trends References Technology
- 6. Designed for remote learning, 3D anatomy platform, with ground-breaking technology, models and content. Not just an atlas, but an anatomy learning platform, with unique collaboration and learning tools. Complete Anatomy www.3d4medical.com Healthcare/Education - 3D, VR and AR Trends References Technology
- 7. This is the first VR experience presented to the public by the Louvre Museum and is conceived as part of the Museum’s seminal Leonardo da Vinci exhibition which commemorates the 500th anniversary of the artist’s death in France. Mona Lisa: Beyond the Glass www.viveport.com Arts - VR Trends References Technology
- 8. Machine learning is the ability that systems and machines have to automatically learn and improve from experience without the need to be programmed. It works through the access of a machine to a large number of data. The primary aim is to allow the computers to learn automatically, and it begins with observation of this data. Machine learning has revolutionized countless industries; it’s the underlying technology for many apps in your smartphone, from virtual assistants like Siri to predicting traffic patterns with Google Maps. A.I. - Machine learning cocoon experience 2021 Trends References Technology
- 9. There are already a large number of algorithm- driven tools that you can use to create layouts, marketing materials, and images based on observation and data analisys. Examples using GAN (Generative Adversarial Networks) - Deepfake and “this person does not exist” This Person Does Not Exist www.thispersondoesnotexist.com Generative design Trends References Technology
- 10. This is another technology that began to make even more sense with the start of the pandemic. We are talking about the various methods of interacting with devices without actually touching them such as : - Face Detection - VUI (voice user interfaces) - Motion detection - Body gesture - Intention detection - Line of sight, emotion, age, and gender recognition Touch-based interaction are designed for people who are physically capable. However there is a large number of people with disabilities. For healthcare this possibility is an opportunity to improve the service to patients that may not have the mobility to interact with their digital products. Touchless interactions cocoon experience 2021 Trends References Technology
- 11. Telehealth solutions with integrated extra features for mobility issues using the the mobile phone camera to detect any problem with the patient. It uses data and several parametrs to respond in real-time. Twilio www.thispersondoesnotexist.com Works with the common devices Trends References Technology
- 12. There’s an exciting new feature that makes use of Apple X’s TrueDepth camera and face tracking features. If you’ve got Apple’s phone and iPad, you’ll now be able to use your face to control effects and synths, hands-free. It reads your facial expressions and translate them into instrument controls. GarageBand (with)in your face www.thispersondoesnotexist.com It goes without touching Trends References Technology
- 13. Visual Trends From a conjucture point of view. cocoon experience 2021
- 14. Not long ago designers borrowed structures of the real-world to represent tools or functions; e.g. recycle bin icon used for discarding files. This is called Skeuomorphism. After this we felt the need to tone down the metaphors with minimal and elegant detail into what is called Flat design. The simplicity of the elements gave us the opportunity to play often with more vibrant colours. While there is a need to still do things this way, as we move forward and new digital born tools grow, designers have now a new challenge. Fuse both; Skeuomorphism + Flat = Neumorphism. Born to be digital - User Interface cocoon experience 2021 Trends References Technology
- 15. Skeumorphism Flat Neumorphism Ever changing cocoon experience 2021 Trends References Technology
- 16. Minimalism as a direction of visual design got especially popular in the 1960s in New York when new and older artists moved toward geometric abstraction The movement found its impression in the artworks associated with Bauhaus. Minimalism today is widely used in the design of websites and mobile applications. Aesthetic minimalism Trends References Technology Rob Bailley User Interface
- 17. Trends References Technology Cafe Coupon App Ninox Illustrations | dribbble.com Flat design
- 18. Trends References Technology www.hbstudio.org Slopes Website Monochrome or limited color palette
- 19. Trends References Technology Architecture Firm Choice limitation
- 20. This the new buzzword in the visual language. Is based on a effect called background blur, to create that “through the glass” look and feel on elements. Glassmorphism Trends References Technology More-morphisms Hype4.com
- 21. Trends References Technology www.uxdesign.cc Blurred, colorful backgrounds
- 22. And it looks exactly like the name suggests, in a good way (in most cases). Strong contrasts, often dysfuncional typography that brings in some cases some problems of readability. But thats is part of the vibe. The idea is provocative, it´s a deconstruction of what we normally see as beautiful and functional. Brutalism Trends References Technology Bold and contrasting. Provocative. Trend Monster Mobile | Mobile
- 23. Trends References Technology Supercontinent | Dribble Ben Johnson | Dribble Dysfunctional typography
- 24. This is more of a responsibility rather than a trend. It’s the realisation that we live next to each-other and within the same world, and there is only one (that we know of). Change-making starts within ourselves towards the rest of us, but decision makers have an extra responsibility to bring this change into their business, products and actions. Empathising with costumers pains is not enough. We need to remind people about their own responsibility for the Earth, educate them on green consumerism, and popularize sustainable thinking and advocate social inclusion. “We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” Change in place — Albert Einstein - Trends References Technology
- 25. A long way to go, but there’s a lot we as designers can and should do in order reduce the CO2 emissions. From responsible consumerism reminders, light animations and illustrations to prevent heavy server usage, reduced access to content that aren’t relevant and a clear communication of the content behind the call-to-action. Green responsibility Trends References Technology Small big steps unsplash.com
- 26. User-oriented design is no longer just viewed from a business point of view, we need to include and represent humans, and the fact is: we came in all kind of shapes, colours, genres and some of us have disabilities. So empathise in a wider way and reflect those diferences in your photos, illustrations or video. Inclusive mindset Trends References Technology Humanize every human brandquarterly.com
- 27. References Without them, ideas often feel empty. cocoon experience 2021
- 28. Up until recently people were the central focus in digital businesses and ecosystems. Businesses started by embracing humanism to achieve their results and to enable clients to access their products in the easiest ways possible. Although we added to our process a new way of looking at business transformation, it's inevitable to look back in time to our references, those that opened doors and visions that helped to shape us as change-makers today. Digital humanism Digital technology is a culture. cocoon experience 2021 Trends References Technology
- 29. John Maeda is an American executive, designer, technologist. His work explores the area where business, design, and technology merge to make space for the "humanist technologist." John Maeda www.maedastudio.com “Simplicity is about subtracting the obvious and adding the meaningful” Trends References Technology
- 32. Code as a poem, early ideas that reveal intention, purpose and the effort to shorten the gap between technology and humans. Written for the Macintosh 68K series. 12 o’clocks (1996) https://vimeo.com/198494458 Jonh Maeda Trends References Technology
- 33. Studio Dumbar is an international design agency specialised in visual branding and online branding, located in Holland. Founded by Gert Dumbar in 1977 they are responsible for creating many iconic corporate identity systems for clients such as the Dutch Postal and Telecom Services(KPN), Dutch Railways, Dutch Police, the Danish Post and Czech Telecom. Studio Dumbar www.studiodumbar.com Vormgeving VS Ontwerpen Trends References Technology
- 37. In 2000 Studio Dumbar accepted the challenge to humanize a new mobile coming technology - WAP. This was this was the pioneer of mobile web and it allowed people to interact with dynamic content on their mobiles. The challenge was make people aware of it, showing its possibilities, without the risk of invading peoples fears. kpn interactive building https://vimeo.com/channels/kpn/15525450 Studio Dumbar Trends References Technology