The Framed 2.0 is an Interactive Gesture Frame Display for the Modern World
M — July 21, 2014 — Art & Design
The Framed 2.0 digital frame is a revolutionary picture frame that will completely modernize how viewers look at photography and art. The Framed 2.0 will allow users to interact with the artwork using gesture-reading technology.
Framed 2.0 looks like a standard black rectangular photo fame, except this frame can do a whole lot more than simply make a picture look good. The Framed 2.0 comes with intergraded WiFi capabilities, a front-facing camera system and motion sensors. These features help viewers interact with the Framed 2.0 frame virtually through gestures. Users can control what's on display, change images and preselect a slew of artwork pieces from a 'My Collection' database. All the features of the Frame 2.0 system can be controlled directly from your smartphone.
Framed 2.0 looks like a standard black rectangular photo fame, except this frame can do a whole lot more than simply make a picture look good. The Framed 2.0 comes with intergraded WiFi capabilities, a front-facing camera system and motion sensors. These features help viewers interact with the Framed 2.0 frame virtually through gestures. Users can control what's on display, change images and preselect a slew of artwork pieces from a 'My Collection' database. All the features of the Frame 2.0 system can be controlled directly from your smartphone.
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Gesture Technology - The use of gesture-reading technology is disrupting traditional picture frames by creating a dynamic and interactive user experience.
2. Smart Digital Frames - Digital frames are becoming smarter with features like integrated WiFi, front-facing cameras, and motion sensors, providing new opportunities for interactive art experiences.
3. Personalized Art Display - Art displays are becoming personalized for users, allowing them to preselect artwork pieces from a personal database and interact with them through gesture technology.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor Industry - Interactive digital frames have the potential to disrupt the traditional home decor industry by creating a new way of displaying art in the home.
2. Art and Photography Industry - Digital frames with gesture-reading technology can create new opportunities for the art and photography industry to cater to the growing demand for interactive and personalized experiences.
3. Consumer Electronics Industry - The incorporation of features like WiFi, front-facing cameras, and motion sensors in smart digital frames is disrupting the consumer electronics industry, providing new opportunities for innovative products.
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