From Holographic 3D Displays to Skin-Tightening Devices
Kalin Ned — September 30, 2018 — Art & Design
The September 2018 gadgets are showing off the latest developments in the tech industry and some of the examples are absolutely mind-boggling.
For beauty enthusiasts, Silk'n and Gevilan partnered up for the debut of a non-invasive skin-tightening device for at-home use. Starkey Hearing Technologies, on the other hand, appeals to those in need of a hearing aid with a next-generation device that can track fitness, translate between 27 languages and determine a "brain score."
One of the most breathtaking designs for the September 2018 gadgets installment, however, is a shape-shifting robotic installation by Los Angeles-based architecture firm Ozel Office. The interactive cyber-physical sculpture uses smart sensors, scanners, and VR technology to produce an intersection between the perceived reality and the digital landscape.
For beauty enthusiasts, Silk'n and Gevilan partnered up for the debut of a non-invasive skin-tightening device for at-home use. Starkey Hearing Technologies, on the other hand, appeals to those in need of a hearing aid with a next-generation device that can track fitness, translate between 27 languages and determine a "brain score."
One of the most breathtaking designs for the September 2018 gadgets installment, however, is a shape-shifting robotic installation by Los Angeles-based architecture firm Ozel Office. The interactive cyber-physical sculpture uses smart sensors, scanners, and VR technology to produce an intersection between the perceived reality and the digital landscape.
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