Sure, at first glance these neat designs could be any other juice box. On closer inspection, we find an innovative 35 mm camera hidden within. Fuuvi, based in Tokyo, is the Japanese design firm responsible.
For the rather reasonable street price of $23, you can choose from any of five “flavors”: Sunny, Strawberry or one of three Supermarket Mania offerings (European, Asian and American).
“Asian Supermarket Mania”? Perhaps they should leave the marketing to someone else.
What's Driving This Trend
- Hidden Cameras
- The trend of hidden cameras in everyday objects creates opportunities for companies to innovate and design new ways to capture images without detection.
- Disguised Technology
- The trend of incorporating technology into everyday objects in a disguised manner creates opportunities for companies to create innovative products that serve dual purposes.
- Novelty Cameras
- The trend of creating novelty cameras with unique designs and themes creates opportunities for companies to offer fun and creative ways for consumers to capture memories.
Who This Affects Most
- Security
- The security industry can benefit from the trend of hidden cameras, by offering new and innovative ways to monitor and secure spaces.
- Consumer Electronics
- The consumer electronics industry can capitalize on the trend of disguised technology by creating products that serve dual purposes without sacrificing design aesthetic.
- Retail
- The retail industry can tap into the trend of novelty cameras by offering unique and creative camera designs as a way to appeal to consumers who value self-expression and fun.
