The market for connected displays consists of products that utilize pixels to create an image, but the 'Joto' takes things in a far different and simpler direction. The 'Joto' works by physically drawing the imagery that is sent to it to create something that is magical to utilize and experience by users of all ages.
The 'Joto' connected display utilizes an accompanying app to let users send the artwork or message they want displayed in real-time to their own personal unit or to a friend or loved ones. The 'Joto' uses a real marker to draw on the dry-erase board and can also erase itself on demand to create a new artistic display. The 'Joto' can also be used to automatically display new artwork each day to truly make it a consistency updating piece of technology.
Connected Drawing Displays
The 'Joto' Connected Display Draws Images from a Digital Source
Trend Themes
1. Physical Drawing Displays - The trend is towards connected displays that create imagery through physical drawing rather than pixels.
2. Real-time Artwork Sharing - The trend is towards connected displays that utilize an app to allow users to send artwork or messages to their own personal unit or to friends and loved ones in real-time.
3. Dynamic Art Displays - The trend is towards connected displays that can erase and create new artwork on demand, creating a constantly updating piece of technology.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - This industry can benefit from physical drawing displays as a unique and interactive design element for homes.
2. Education - This industry can benefit from real-time artwork sharing technology to enhance remote learning experiences and encourage creativity in students.
3. Marketing and Advertising - This industry can benefit from dynamic art displays for engaging and attention-grabbing displays in stores, museums, and other public spaces.