Amongst all these innovations it’s nice to see that utterly normal objects are also being radically transformed. It can hear you, respond to your touch and anticipate your actions. If it sounds like a robot you are half way there. It’s an intelligent surface that hopes to replace walls in workspaces and on billboards.

HypoSurface behaves like liquid in a controlled state. It responds to sound, movement and Internet feeds with waves, patterns, logos and even text.

“it draws the eyes because no one has seen anything like it before. It captures the digital ‘mood’ that is in the air, and people are delighted to participate in its intelligent sensuality – they immerse themselves in the wonder of it.”

The latest craze in design has been to tailor a specific ambiance to the individual. When someone walks in the room they should feel more relaxed, at home and welcome. Bill Gates spent millions on his home. When you walk in a room your retina is scanned and the artwork changes to your finest tastes as the lights dim, even the shade of color on the walls seems to deepen into the color that best suits your blood pressure.

HypoSurface brings that attention to personality one step further. It allows the user to play with it as a three dimensional object. And it plays back. The idea of a design space that can be in constant flux to be formed around an individual is groundbreaking.

“Every once in a rare while a product or experience is brought into the world that shifts perspective, ignites curiously and charges us to design beyond our imaginations. HypoSurfac is one of these rare inventions. The HypoSurface™ itself is like an organism; responsive, stunning and organic in nature. It is captivating and full of endless possibilities. The HypoSurface will transform any event, environment and experience into a talked-about one!” -Jody Levy, O2 Creative Solutions, Detroit

[HypoSurface Product Page] [Sci Fi Tech]

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