Ticketime is a boarding card and a wristwatch all in one. The fringe of the ticket is made of electronic paper that could be torn off and worn as a wristwatch during the period of your travel. Before your departure, the airline company would preset the watch to the time zone of your destination. It is returned to the airline counter during your check-in upon your return flight, whilst still serving the purpose of a flight ticket.
Designer: Jacky Wu, Neo Chen & Eric Liu
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isn’t this the design that won red dot award 2007 ?
Is this Made????? or still just a concept?
Funny, my watch still works just fine, though it would be fun to pay more for airline tickets.
So many bracelet form concept was showned~ but when can I see the real product!!!
Someone know the place to buy this!!!?!?! I want one! 🙂
very cool. too expensive.
I really like the concept. I can’t help but think this idea could be used without the watch aspect, as a ticket or an invite. The cost would be minimal too.
I know domes would not be as nice as the magnets to secure it, but possibly more secure, and I would like to see how the magnets would effect credit cards etc too.
Very cool though, I know it’s easy to just nitpick, but overall I think it’s a great idea, well done.
the ticket can be reused right? since at the end of the flight you are going to return back?? cool design!
the ticket can be reused so the price for the ticket shouldnt be that much more expensive, i think its a great design, i wouldnt need it tho since i have a watch and a cellphone but a great design non the less
It says it is returned, but it doesn’t say it is reused.
I’m sure its implied otherwise they wouldn’t mention returning it
So it’s reattached to the other part of the ticket that get torn off? I see this working better as something that is used once, maybe it turns into a standard watch after you leave the airport.
I would probably prefer a system that makes you own cellphone a ticket, less waste.
Air New Zealand already has systems in place where cellphones are used as a ticket…
ePass uses a small RFID tag that you attach to your cellphone that holds your info which is scanned when you’re checking in
and
mPass is J2ME application that runs on most modern mobile phones where you can download a 2D barcode with your flight info onto your mobile which is scanned when you check in
smart stuff
i love the idea
Banana Airlines ftw 🙂
lol joke is all 3 of them are Asians, awsome sauce naming.
Banana Airlines ftw 🙂
lol joke is all 3 of them are Asians, awsome sauce naming.
cool idea but this would never be practical b/c you cant print this from home
cool idea but this would never be practical b/c you cant print this from home