Angling to be eyewear's next big thing, Futuremood launches with mood-altering sunglasses
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Angling to be eyewear's next big thing, Futuremood launches with mood-altering sunglasses
I'm intrigued by the concept of "Functional experiences," which marry the best of entertainment, tech and well-being [mental x physical] paired with ancient ritual practices with a twist.
Corvas Brinkerhoff [Meow Wolf] is exploring the benefits of "neuroaesthetics" ["the positive impact of art on the mind"] within the realms of his new Austin therap... See more
Corvas Brinkerhoff [Meow Wolf] is exploring the benefits of "neuroaesthetics" ["the positive impact of art on the mind"] within the realms of his new Austin therap... See more
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Mood-based shopping will be the new impulse buy. Stores will recommend products based on how you’re feeling, not just what you’ve bought before.
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Perhaps the New Age crystal enthusiast and the experimental scientist have something in common.
Morgan Meis • The Philosopher Who Believes in Living Things
From cultural relevant listening rooms to high-fidelity installations in luxury boutiques, sound wasn’t background—it was center stage. Carefully tuned, masterfully designed, and often deeply emotional.It got me thinking: are we entering a new era of sonic space-making?Not just branded playlists or vibey DJs, but sound as material, mood, and messag... See more
The Sonification of Milan Design Week | Riccardo Trabattoni | 14 comments
Then, when I put a pair on for myself, the situation suddenly changed. As a potential target of recording, I’d been hesitant, worried I might be photographed or filmed as a byproduct of making polite eye contact. With the glasses on my own face, though, I felt that I should be recording more. There’s something really compelling about the experience... See more
Jay Peters • Welcome to Meta’s future, where everyone wears cameras
- Tooz a partnership between Zeiss and Deutsche Telekom released a pair of prescription Augmented Reality glasses with ‘all-day’ battery life. The glasses use a curved wave guide lens and an invisible combiner to guide the light from the monochromatic Micro-LED Display for integration of vision correction. The glasses have a field of view of 15 degre