The Kawamura Ganjavian 'Scenter' Evokes Special Memories
Meghan Young — February 18, 2010 — Art & Design
Our five (six for those few lucky individuals) senses are absolutely amazing, as the Kawamura Ganjavian 'Scenter' can attest to. I mean, aside from letting us sense our surroundings (which is not only crucial to our survival, but is pretty impressive on its own too), each evokes memories in its own special way.
Scent is one of the more powerful memory inducers and the Kawamura Ganjavian 'Scenter' system capitalizes on that. I just wonder, as does Jesus Diaz of Gizmodo, how they get the scents in it. I need more details.
Scent is one of the more powerful memory inducers and the Kawamura Ganjavian 'Scenter' system capitalizes on that. I just wonder, as does Jesus Diaz of Gizmodo, how they get the scents in it. I need more details.
Trend Themes
1. Scent-induced Memory - An emerging trend where scents are being used to evoke specific memories and emotions, opening up opportunities for innovative products and experiences.
2. Multi-sensory Experiences - A growing trend of creating immersive experiences that engage multiple senses, allowing for deeper connections and more memorable moments.
3. Personalized Sensory Technology - A trend where technology is being used to capture and recreate personalized scents, offering opportunities for customized products and services.
Industry Implications
1. Fragrance Industry - The fragrance industry can leverage the trend of scent-induced memory to create innovative products that evoke specific emotions and memories.
2. Hospitality Industry - The hospitality industry can utilize multi-sensory experiences to create unique and memorable guest experiences, setting themselves apart from competitors.
3. Technology Industry - The technology industry can explore the development of personalized sensor technology, enabling the creation of customized scent-based products and services.
1.8
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
