Don’t Move My Cheese
It may help you find your wine glass easily.
By biting off a part of the cheese, you can make it more original.

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Sign Language Interpreter

The camera captures the motion image of the speaker’s hand gesture. It translates it into an oral language and gives out the translated words.

(the camera capturing the image)
You can pre-choose what kind of voice you’d like it to speak in. I’ll pick up tat of George Clooney’s.
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Sketches
Before going to a new item, I dug a few sketches from my Moleskine.

a bookshelf made of a single wooden board

a desk made of a single wooden board

Mitsubishi and two other Japanese firms invented this foliage plant-like solar cell module by using organic thin-film solar cells. I thought it would be nice if there’s something good to look at and environmentally friendly in your room like this.
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Speech Balloons for the Hearing-Impaired
Speech balloons in comic books show very well how the characters speak. If we could instantly visualize how people speak, wouldn’t it be nice for the hearing-impaired? It means they can SEE our voices.

Stressed words are rendered larger than those spoken less loudly.

Arrows of the balloons show from where it’s spoken (of course).

A scream is shown in a balloon with jags.

Imitation sounds are also rendered, but with other colors than spoken words.

When spoken to from out of the screen, it shows the words with the direction the voice is from.

A pair of glasses with the same functions could replace the device if we could figure out a good way not to block visual information.
Also visit the other series of this gadget.

Part1:”Future of Internet Search: Mobile version”

Part2:”Future of Mobile Internet Search: Applications”

Part3:”Look at What You Don’t See Through Glass”

Part4:”Future of Mobile Search for Diet”

Part5:”Future of Mobile Search- Search Beyond Time”

Part6:”Future of Mobile Search- Power of Visualization”

Part7:”Future of Mobile Search: Virtual Shopping #1″

See also the iPhone version of this concept.
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Happy Valentine’s Day!
Here’s a little something for you, ladies.
I always appreciate your positive and encouraging comments especially for my desktop wallpaper designs. Thank you so much!!!
Hope you like it.
Horizon
If we can build flexible OLED like this, we won’t have to worry about what size of a monitor you’ll buy any more.
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