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Philips: Drag & Draw
Back in October 2006, I wrote about some new product concepts from Philips (read here). For me the most exciting was Drag & Draw, a digital painting kit that lets children draw on their walls without leaving a mess. A small laser projector in a bucket traces outlines of childrens drawings, tracked by a glowing virtual brush. You can mix colours in the bucket using the stirring metaphor. The magic wand tool allows you to bring animations to life, as it remembers a sequence of drawings and can play them back.
Verry little information was available at the time, but now a video has appeared showing this wonderful product. Such a fantastic concept & lovely interaction design, lets hope its affordable. I’m going to try and find more info from Philips, so will give you an update soon.
Posted on May 2nd 2007 under Toys
