Pay a visit to any modern hospital and you’ll mostly like find a sterile, plain environment devoid of any human connection. The only comfort are the caring staff and family visits. UBIQ is a holographic dome that projects you and your family into the flexible dome in real time. It’s an important part of healing, to feel your loved ones nearby.
Designer: François Mestre
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holographic dome ? hm… I still don’t get it just by looking at the pictures
and I don’t get it totally
is it somekind of a silly light?
totally dont get this
o.l.e.d foldable screen + inflate structure for the dome … holographic spot (vizoo type) for the balloon,
It looks almost French. ubi.
Are we supposed to understand?