27th January.
Last year we saw both people and dogs loaned out by libraries, but it would seem there’s still plenty that can still be done with books as well. Aiming to introduce more fun into library loaning, The National and University Library of Slovenia recently ran a program offering mystery packs ... Read More
Media & Publishing
27th January.
We've already seen augmented reality used to superimpose text on top of chocolate-bar wrappers and newspaper ads, but now we've come across an example of ... Read More
Automotive
27th January.
The UK's Autofarm Porsche dealership may drive customers to the mall so that they can pass the time shopping while their car is being worked ... Read More
Mobile app adds an element of gaming to home energy metering
German GreenPocket’s namesake smartphone app “helps consumers share their carbon footprint in a competitive and entertaining way on Facebook.”
With every half-sized restaurant meal, a donation to fight hunger
Halfsies is designed to help consumers eat less at restaurants, while helping to feed the hungry and minimize the amount of food that gets thrown out.
Interactive, motion-sensing walls to motivate gym-goers
Bally Total Fitness have launched motion-sensing interactive walls that give gym-goers nutritional and workout advice.
Personal solar charger broadcasts and rewards users’ energy savings
The German Changers Starter Kit is a solar-powered charging system that lets users see and share information on the CO2 they’ve saved, while being rewarded with credits at participating stores.
A social network for teens on the autism spectrum
Squag is a social application customized for teenagers and tweens on the autism spectrum to help them connect with their parents and with one another.
In Japan, a hotel for dead people
In Japan, Lastel is a hotel that stores dead bodies in refrigerated coffins.
RF-enabled app locates lost objects or children
Bikn enables users to find lost objects, pets or children using an RF-enabled iPhone case, tags and app.
Lifestyle & Leisure
