Move around the Eye+ window and you’ll soon forget that it’s not a window at all! The clever screen doesn’t just display favorite outdoor landscapes, but also uses a camera and sensor system that detect the viewer’s motion to shift the image depending on their perspective. Move to the right to see what’s hidden behind the left border or move closer to enlarge the image and vice versa! See it in action —>
Designer: EyePlus
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Can it still function correctly if more than one person was looking into the window?
Must for some hotel, resort rooms, suites
dorms, offices, college study labs, medical centers, any Urban setting.
Homes, apts, condoes alone
& have dbase of outdoor etc scenes for display, awesome.
Muito interessante, bonito, funcional…
surpreeendente
This is a great concept, and if it works under a variety of circumstances (for example, multiple occupants of the room, vertical movement as well a horizontal, etc), it will be a great addition to rooms which have no windows and no natural light.
can we load our favorite video of a certain view?
are there limited views or can add more or download more or install our own ones?
This needs to actually be built somewhere!