When you approach your fridge it becomes transparent, letting you peek inside without opening the door. Additional information about the products is displayed making you aware of what has been automatically ordered, expiration dates, or food that has been “reserved” for Sunday dinner.
A camera monitors a section of a greenhouse and feeds the images to a system capable of determining if the plants are healthy or not. Currently there are for example sensors to automatically tell if the plants are too dry but this takes in the whole plants’ appearance, including diseased leaves etc. If a section is deemed to have unhealthy plants, the light changes in that area to make the caretakers aware of the problem without having to go look at a terminal or getting intrusive alerts.
While in the changing room, familiar sentences constructed by social normativity appear, so the one changing finds themselves confronted with the emotions connected to the norms. The concept includes an engaging platform accessed via QR code right outside of the changing room, inviting you to change the experience for the next one going in there, being part of the movement and empowering who comes after.
Signage information is projected on walls and other architectural surfaces in ways that blend as deeply as possible with the physical surface materials.
