Philips Sense & Simplicity
References: simplicity.philips & pocket-lint
Over the next three days, Philips will promote their Sense and Simplicity wellness campaign in London, showcasing a wealth of life-style enhancing concepts.
"We're promising to make technology easier for you to experience and designed around your unique needs, while still remaining advanced," the international technology company said.
One display consisted of a cardboard concept park with electronic gadgets such as colour-changing LED concept benches and street lamps that imitated the romantic light of the moon.
Philips hopes that the new concepts will serve as proof that technology can enhance lives, promote healing, encourage relaxation, and make it easier to integrate personal well-being into everyday life.
Philips is holding the Simplicity Event at the Earls Court exhibition centre in London over the next three days to showcase their five year vision for the future of wellness technology.
"The clever use of technology married with intuitive, personalised design can lead to unexpected approaches to caring for people's well-being at home, in the hospital and on the move," said Andrea Ragnetti, CMO of Philips.
"The heart of our Simplicity Event here in London is showing our stakeholders what the Philips brand of ''sense and simplicity' means for our customers when it comes to our vision for tomorrow's products. And that means designing concepts and products around consumers' needs.
"Today's event is a way to stimulate creative thinking in design, as well as spark a dialogue with our stakeholders on how to address a growing desire for products catering to wellness. And we draw on this feedback when coming up with solutions that are not only easy, but also enjoyable to use."
Check out the Shiny Shiny video review below.
"We're promising to make technology easier for you to experience and designed around your unique needs, while still remaining advanced," the international technology company said.
One display consisted of a cardboard concept park with electronic gadgets such as colour-changing LED concept benches and street lamps that imitated the romantic light of the moon.
Philips hopes that the new concepts will serve as proof that technology can enhance lives, promote healing, encourage relaxation, and make it easier to integrate personal well-being into everyday life.
Philips is holding the Simplicity Event at the Earls Court exhibition centre in London over the next three days to showcase their five year vision for the future of wellness technology.
"The clever use of technology married with intuitive, personalised design can lead to unexpected approaches to caring for people's well-being at home, in the hospital and on the move," said Andrea Ragnetti, CMO of Philips.
"The heart of our Simplicity Event here in London is showing our stakeholders what the Philips brand of ''sense and simplicity' means for our customers when it comes to our vision for tomorrow's products. And that means designing concepts and products around consumers' needs.
"Today's event is a way to stimulate creative thinking in design, as well as spark a dialogue with our stakeholders on how to address a growing desire for products catering to wellness. And we draw on this feedback when coming up with solutions that are not only easy, but also enjoyable to use."
Check out the Shiny Shiny video review below.
Trend Themes
1. Wellness Technology - There is a market for wellness technology that can enhance lives, promote healing, encourage relaxation, and make it easier to integrate personal well-being into everyday life.
2. Personalized Design - The clever use of technology married with intuitive, personalized design can lead to unexpected approaches to caring for people's well-being at home, in the hospital and on the move.
3. Smart Home Products - The market for smart home products with wellness features, from lighting to air quality, is growing as consumers seek to integrate wellness into their everyday lives.
Industry Implications
1. Technology - The technology industry has the opportunity to design and market wellness products that are easy and enjoyable to use.
2. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can integrate wellness technology into their services, creating a better customer experience that promotes relaxation and healing.
3. Home Goods - The home goods industry can create smart products that promote wellness, from air purifiers to lighting, meeting the consumer desire to integrate wellness into their everyday life.
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