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Exibitions 2005
Tecno and Interaction Ivrea. Part 2
Sponsored by: Interaction Design Institute Ivrea
Interaction-Ivrea
Tecno
More Photos: IDII+Tecno Gallery
Tok Tok, by Aram Armstrong with Haiyan Zhang, photo by Nicholas Zambetti
A successful collaboration between Tecno and Interaction Design Institute Ivrea to improve the quality of working environments. A working desktop that transforms itself into an answering machine, a radio that changes stations by rolling over a surface, an egg-shaped scheduling device that changes working appointments with a shake, all these are visionary devices that allow a glimpse of the future.
To celebrate this relationship, Tecno and Interaction Design Institute Ivrea have decided to devote an area of the Institute to the project �Strangely Familiar Future�, locating in the entrance the elegant Nomos by Foster and Parners table upon which all the prototypes produced by Interaction Ivrea will be exhibited. A permanent exhibition inside the institute.
Message Table, by Shawn Bonkowski with Dana Gordon, photo by Nicholas Zambetti
Strangly Familiar event, photo by Nicholas Zambetti
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