The iPhone Diorama by Mike Ko, a 3D artist and animator based in California, imagines what a holographic touchscreen display could look like. Apple recently filed a patent for such a futuristic feature and this amazing rendering shows people exactly what that could mean. At least, in a fun and playful way.
Focusing more on the look of such a holographic touch, the iPhone Diorama by Mike Ko is a animation that depicts a car driving through town. As he whizzes by buildings, more buildings pop up, quite literally, along the screen. Fast Co. Design encourages people to imagine actually interacting with such a screen, "[I]magine reaching in and moving those tiny cars around by hand--maybe even changing their tiny tires and honking their tiny horns."
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Holographic Touchscreen Displays
- Opportunities for disruptive innovation in creating advanced holographic touchscreens for smartphones and other devices.
- Interactive 3D Animations
- Potential for disruptive innovation in developing immersive and interactive 3D animations for enhanced user experiences.
- Augmented Reality in Mobile Devices
- Possibilities for disruptive innovation in integrating augmented reality technology into mobile devices for a futuristic user interface.
Sectors Adopting This
- Smartphone Manufacturing
- Smartphone manufacturers can explore disruptive innovation by incorporating holographic touchscreen displays into their products.
- Animation and Gaming
- Animation and gaming industries can capitalize on the potential of creating interactive 3D animations for entertainment and immersive experiences.
- Augmented Reality Technology
- Companies specializing in augmented reality technology can seize the opportunity to collaborate with mobile device manufacturers and revolutionize user interfaces.
