We're all about linking fashion & apparel with mobile apps. To create a fun and interactive experience for our users is our mission. All our products have to pass the "appdappa test" before we develop an idea. The test is simple; does it make you smile. If the answer is yes then we make it. Our range of smart apparel is designed to do just that
Crystal Display has utilised its expertise and experience with Transparent technologies to promote its Digital Transparent Refrigerators (coolers) to offer brands an amazing and unique way of highlighting and promoting its brand message. The IceVue Transparent LCD refrigerators consist of 2 models, a smaller 24″ version for bar top advertising and space critical applications, and a full size 47″ floor standing equivalent (image on the right). The electronics are all industrial grade components including professional advertising displays for optimum reliability and visual quality. This exciting range is opening up a lot of new opportunities for bars, restaurants, gyms, lesiure centres, health clubs, hotels and more. With an internal Android Media Player content can be simply uploaded via USB drive or we can also include a HDMI input if required. These units are now in full production and we are ready to start rolling the products out to a number of clients. Here is some video examples of the units in action:
New Delhi - On March 8th 2014, NuFormer has successfully executed a 3D video mapping projection for the book presentation and inaugural event of the new Dharampal Satyapal Group headquarters. The projection covered all 7 facades totalling to an impressive 180 meters (590 feet) wide which makes it the widest projection mapping ever executed in Asia. During the festivities the guests were surprised with the enormous 3D video mapping projection which took them on a journey through a number of the DS Group's products and processes. Afterwards the grand finale made the building go wild.
Script and storyboard design by NuFormer in close cooperation with Showtime Events and the DS Group. Creative content production and audio by NuFormer. Technical execution by Dynamix Media.
Auto-mapping software by www.projectionartworks.com
We’ve mapped full-size cars before for Jaguar Land Rover, Hyundai and Nissan, so when our 3D printer arrived the first thing we made was a miniature Land Rover to play with.
We’ve produced video-mapping shows over 400m long, but at just 23cm our new toy was definitely the smallest projection canvas we’d ever used.
We mapped the car in a matter of minutes using our exclusive auto-mapping software, designed for pixel-perfect mapping without a digital 3D model. It works by automatically altering content to fit a set of points, which are manually configured using a specially designed interface.
Exact mapping is essential to the 3D effects we use. Without it, the graphics cannot properly trick the eye: in this case, with spinning tyres and lighting effects to create the illusion of movement.
H&M announced its underwear collaboration with David Beckham through a raunchy PR stunt on the White Cliffs of Dover, showing Becks modelling his new range of men’s briefs.
The canvas
We needed a famous landmark on a grand scale, so we used the White Cliffs of Dover, prompting a number of pun-tastic headlines from the nation’s red-tops.
The physics
We used three ultra-bright projectors to beam Becks’s image onto the cliff face, covering over 100 metres. We needed to time the photography carefully: too early and the projections wouldn’t pop against the Cliffs, too late and the spectacular scenery would be completely invisible. The perfect shot was taken just as the sun was setting.
The experience
The stunt generated nationwide coverage for H&M’s new range, including pieces from The Sun, The Metro, Vogue and The Mirror.
The Wexler flexible e-reader has a flexible E Ink display. The device is bendable and non-breakable - there's no glass at all. It's now shipping in China. The screen is made by LG Display. Read more here:
Print machines now-a-days are essentially a printhead running left and right on a moving piece of paper. We asked ourselves, why not get rid of the entire device, just put the printhead on a set of small wheels and let it run across a piece of paper. By doing so, we allow the printer to really be as little as possible.
The printer is activated by sliding a hatch at the bottom of the printer which will reveal the inkjet. The USB connection for battery charging is also located on the bottom of the device. The inkjet lasts for over 1,000 printed pages and the battery lasts for over one hour per full-charge. The first version will print in grayscale.
A pair of low-cost 7-inch Android tablets, the Iconia One 7 and Iconia Tab 7, were announced. The Iconia One 7, which starts at $129.99, is for Web browsing and other basic computing activities. It weighs 331 grams, is 8.8 millimeters thick and offers seven hours of battery life.
The display can show images at a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels. It has an older Intel Atom Z2560 processor code-named Clover Trail+, which is a generation behind the newer Bay Trail chips. The device’s Android 4.2 OS is eligible for upgrade to Android 4.4, code-named KitKat. It will ship in the U.S. and Canada in May.
The Iconia Tab 7 is almost similar to the Iconia One 7, but it has 3G connectivity and a quad-core MediaTek processor. It has Android 4.4, and will be available in Latin America, Europe and Asia, but not in the U.S. and Canada.
