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Design
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Award Winning Products
Designed with user benefits in mind, the Philips? key 019 Digital Camcorder is a combination of camcorder, camera, audio player and storage device. A simple and direct interface has been designed and developed, color coded to indicate functions and a rotating ring allows switching between operating modes with the flick of a finger. The Digital Camcorder received recognition in the Hong Kong Awards for Industry 2004.
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Clients Projects
Orange Brand Futures group, the major UK cell phone service providers, developed the computer game 'Relax to Win' with Media Lab Europe. The game is based on the concept that the more you relax, the more you will achieve in the game. In order to realize the concept, Philips Design designed a device to measuer the player's galvanic skin response and sends the data by wireless connection to a PC or cell phone screen. To play the game, simply slide it between any two fingers and relax.
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Research Projects
Experience Design is an innovative, human-focused approach that has already characterized much of Philips Design's research work and it is used to improve the experience of patients and clinicians who work with Philips medical equipment.
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Glowing places
'Glowing Places' uses interactive lighting, embedded in public seating, to respond to people's presence and behavior.?
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La Casa Prossima Futura
La Casa Prossima Futura (The Home of the Near Future) imaginatively explored the implications of both social and technological trends, and presented an exciting and intriguing vision of the smart home of tomorrow.
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Pogo
Philips' Pogo project forms part of a EC research program exploring how digital media can enhance children's traditional and intuitive learning experiences.
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Living Memory
Living Memory is a network of connected places within the local community that support the creation and distribution of informal content within that community. With access points focused at high traffic places such as cafés and bus stops, people do not have to sit behind their computer to obtain the information but come across local knowledge in everyday locations. The pictures shows a Philips-designed coffee table providing personalized internet access and localized community information, which can be uniquely accessed with a small, portable token.
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Urban Nomad
The idea of integrating technology into clothing is a logical step for the urban nomad. The recent development of conductive textiles, embroidered sensors, fabric switches, fabric wiring, and flexible fabric displays - carried out at Philips Design - has made it possible to further explore this new area.
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Vision of the future
In 1995, Philips Design showed the world, through its project Vision of the Future, the first idea of wearable electronics. Wearable electronics, as opposed to wearable computers, are not portable miniaturized pieces of hardware but rather garments with embedded functionalities.
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Nebula
Nebula is an interactive projection system designed to enrich the experience of going to bed, sleeping and waking up. It provides intuitive and natural ways of physically participating in a virtual experience, through simple body movements and gestures. The aim was to create an atmosphere that encourages and enhances rest, reflection, conversation, intimacy, imagination and play. Nebula consists of a ceiling projector linked via the Internet to a database of content.
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