'Mnemonic' by Ming Kiang Tan Thwarts Forgetfulness
Marissa Brassfield — April 11, 2009 — Life-Stages
References: coroflot & yankodesign
Although Ming Kiang Tan's 'Mnemonic' reminder device is designed with the elderly in mind, this wrist-worn gadget is well-suited for anyone with a tendency to forget things.
Ming Kiang Tan's 'Mnemonic' can be programmed with a number of reminders and instructions to automatically pop up on the display. And a built-in accelerometer keeps the sleek display facing the user at all times.
Implications - As technology starts to schedule and run consumers lives, many are shifting away from the traditions of a pen and a pad. The convenience, compact size and quick responses from digital reminders allows individuals to experience true convenience. Notepads and agendas may become a thing of the past with brands looking to one up their already successful tech products to bring consumers the ultimate comfort of easy living.
Ming Kiang Tan's 'Mnemonic' can be programmed with a number of reminders and instructions to automatically pop up on the display. And a built-in accelerometer keeps the sleek display facing the user at all times.
Implications - As technology starts to schedule and run consumers lives, many are shifting away from the traditions of a pen and a pad. The convenience, compact size and quick responses from digital reminders allows individuals to experience true convenience. Notepads and agendas may become a thing of the past with brands looking to one up their already successful tech products to bring consumers the ultimate comfort of easy living.
Trend Themes
1. Digital Reminders - Opportunity for brands to create convenient and compact devices that replace traditional notepads and agendas.
2. Wearable Tech - Potential for innovative wrist-worn gadgets that assist with memory and reminders.
3. Smart Aging - Emerging market for technology designed to support the elderly in their daily lives.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Opportunity for brands to create innovative digital reminder devices.
2. Wearable Technology - Potential for the development of wrist-worn gadgets specifically designed for memory assistance.
3. Assistive Technology - Growing market for technology solutions that aid in the daily lives of elderly individuals.
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