'Halo' by Fitorio Leksono Says Goodbye to Paper
Harris Jay Rosenberg Alterman — April 17, 2012 — Tech
References: behance.net & yankodesign
Halo by Fitorio Leksono is electronic device that is made strictly for the purpose of trading business cards. This digital device allows people to exchange their cards with basic touchscreen and Bluetooth technology.
The small gadget looks a bit like a slimmed-down smartphone with a protective rubber case on the back. The front is made of crystal glass that is a touch-screen. People can give and collect business cards using a Bluetooth. To find any card they've collected, one can scan through the alphabetic index. Most importantly, this device still allows people to make custom business cards to make sure one can still stand out from the crowd.
This gadget is currently only a concept but making it real would allow us to say goodbye to paper cards.
The small gadget looks a bit like a slimmed-down smartphone with a protective rubber case on the back. The front is made of crystal glass that is a touch-screen. People can give and collect business cards using a Bluetooth. To find any card they've collected, one can scan through the alphabetic index. Most importantly, this device still allows people to make custom business cards to make sure one can still stand out from the crowd.
This gadget is currently only a concept but making it real would allow us to say goodbye to paper cards.
Trend Themes
1. Digital Business Card Devices - The trend of electronic devices dedicated to trading business cards presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in networking and business communications.
2. Paperless Business Cards - The shift towards digital business cards opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation in the printing and stationery industry.
3. Customizable Electronic Devices - The demand for customizable digital business card devices offers an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the electronics manufacturing sector.
Industry Implications
1. Networking and Business Communications - The development of digital business card devices creates new possibilities for disruptive innovation in networking and business communication strategies.
2. Printing and Stationery - The paperless business card trend poses an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the printing and stationery industry, as the demand for traditional business cards declines.
3. Electronics Manufacturing - The customizable nature of electronic business card devices opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation in the electronics manufacturing sector, as consumers seek personalized and unique options.
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