The way we interact with electronics is quickly evolving. Check out Philip's "Daylight" concept - the hotel 'window' of the future. Don't like your view? If you had a "Daylight," you could simply wave your hand in front of the faux windows (really a monitor) to change the ambiance of the room. The color of light shining through can be changed. Users can even produce foliage by interacting with the screens.
"For jetlagged power types, there's blue light, which, we're told, helps alleviate the effects of spending hours cramped in an airline seat," said T3. "It'll even open virtual blinds when you walk into the room.
"The idea is that you'll be able to pre-order the kind if atmosphere you want before you check in."
It's hard to describe, so see for yourself in this video.
What's Driving This Trend
- Interactive Hotel Concepts
- Developing innovative technologies that allow hotels to interact with guests in a whole new way using faux screens
- Visual Ambiance Control
- Revolutionizing the way humans interact with electronics, allowing them to control their environment with simple hand gestures
- Green Illusion Technology
- Creating new ways for users to interact with screens, such as producing foliage with hand gestures
Who This Affects Most
- Hospitality
- The hotel industry can bring innovation and create unique guest experiences by exploring interactive window concepts for hotel rooms
- Technology
- Developing the technology behind interactive screens in hotel rooms can bring about a revolution in how humans interact with electronic devices
- Entertainment
- Developing faux screens that produce virtual environments and experiences for users to immerse themselves in, can open up disruptive opportunities for various entertainment industries
