The Formar Floating Camera Presents a Snapshot of Our Society
Alex Scott — March 12, 2010 — Social Good
References: behance.net & industrialdesignserved
I think we have all made time capsules back in elementary school for a class project. Unfortunately, by the time you grow up, no one remembers where they buried the damn thing. While those projects were always more of a novelty than anything, time capsules are actually very important. If something disastrous happened to our society, we need to have a record of how things were before. The Formar Floating Camera was designed specifically with that idea in mind.
Conceived by the Creative Unit team, the Formar Floating Camera randomly records different parts of our culture, and is only to be accessed 100 years from the present to show future generations how we lived.
Conceived by the Creative Unit team, the Formar Floating Camera randomly records different parts of our culture, and is only to be accessed 100 years from the present to show future generations how we lived.
Trend Themes
1. Time Capsule Technology - The development and use of technology to capture and preserve snapshots of our society for future generations.
2. Random Recordings - The creation of devices that randomly record different parts of our culture or environment.
3. Societal Memory Preservation - Creating solutions to preserve and share memories of cultures and communities over time.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - New approaches to photography that create imaginings of new fields and business innovation possibilities.
2. Data Storage - The need for innovative ways to store and preserve data for future generations.
3. Archiving and Museums - Innovative conservation approaches for preserving cultural heritage at archives and museums.
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