The Casio Exilim TRYX is a home filmmaker’s dream. With a 12-megapixel camera, touch screen and HDMI output, this pocket-sized camera also has a twist.
The frame swivels out and twists 360 degrees for a clever grip, as well as doubling as an angled base. Small, smart and fast — this camera is awesome!
Corning has made a “vision of tomorrow” centered around the common uses of glass. Interactive housewares, electronics and transportation are all foreseen as the norm, all working together seamlessly to communicate in real time. This vision would revolutionize how we do common tasks, such as cooking breakfast and interacting with co-workers.
Corning sees a future where shopping, business presentations and communicating with family is made easier and more effortless with glass. The video below tells the story of A Day Made of Glass.
Though Corning wants to be seen as the company of the future, they have had a great deal to do with the past. Over the course of 150 years, Corning’s accomplishments have included developing the primary lens of the Hubble Telescope, the glass for Edison’s light bulb, the windows of every manned space vehicle in the United States and the headlamp lenses for the American Motor Corporation. Even with all those accomplishments, their most famous work may just be the creation Pyrex and Corelle cookware.
I recently discovered more about designer, Frank Lloyd Wright — far more than I had known before. His life story is just as fascinating as his most famous work. He is most famously known for his architectural masterpiece, Falling Water, but his career began much earlier than that and ended much later.
Not only did he design residences, churches and museums, but he also designed the built-in furniture and fixtures that completed the dwellings. He created the Usonian-style home and designed Taliesin West, a live-in school of architecture.
Wright’s career had many ups and downs and transformed many times over, but eventually he made his place in history. He truly was a creative man and you can still visit and tour many of his works today.
Sometimes what can set you apart from the rest of the pack is the business card you carry. Reflective, interactive and edible— these are a few great examples that show how creative cards that work, can get you work.
You have got to see this interactive view of the Tata Motor Company’s Nano. This installation is on display for viewers to see in person or online by taking a virtual tour. The images below are screen shots of the interactive website that allows you to roam the display at the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art on Cornell’s Campus in Ithaca, New York. Believe it or not, this car sells for $2,200.
