Living Tomorrow, bezoek de toekomstconcepten
Living Tomorrow is een innovatieplatform die tevens de dag van morgen realiseert in futuristische gebouwen. Zo openen ze op 1 maart 2007 een nieuw innovatieplatform in België (Vilvoorde).
06 February 2007 om 8:27
Tony
@Jonathan, 80 percent of the technologies which are showed at Living Tomorrow are ready for the market. Just 20 percent are just concepts. This is, for I know, not the main goal of Living Tomorrow. I mean to collect opinions about products for consumers. Maybe a good future service for Living Tomorrow, but I think that when products are shown in Living Tomorrow it is already to late for co-creation. Consumers must be at the beginning of innovation be heard. What do you think.
About your question if the Living Tomorrow in Vilvoorde Belgium is different like the other for example Amsterdam. Sorry but I don’t know. Do they have the same themes like in Amsterdam? If anyone knwos please help us out with this. And Jonathan, if you have visited Living Tomorrow in Vilvoorde please let us know if you liked it.
06 February 2007 om 1:47
Jonathan Marks
I enjoyed a visit around Living Tomorrow in Amsterdam, though it must be very difficult to keep the exhibitions up to date. I remember that Chriet Titular also had a house of tomorrow and when I went round they had older versions of devices I had already purchased. It would be great if visitors could vote for what they thought was the best idea, or vote as they went along using a mobile. I recall seeing an intelligent washing machine that only used enough soap to do the right job. How come this hasn't flooded the market? Does the manufacturer not get any feedback? The future is co-creation, so where can consumers contribute. Great things are not invented anymore by having guys in white coats play with things in secret labs. Its not clear from the websites how different the new Living tomorrow place is compared to Amsterdam. It is the Disneyland concept (seen one, seen them all?) Curious-----
06 February 2007 om 1:47
Jonathan Marks
I enjoyed a visit around Living Tomorrow in Amsterdam, though it must be very difficult to keep the exhibitions up to date. I remember that Chriet Titular also had a house of tomorrow and when I went round they had older versions of devices I had already purchased. It would be great if visitors could vote for what they thought was the best idea, or vote as they went along using a mobile. I recall seeing an intelligent washing machine that only used enough soap to do the right job. How come this hasn’t flooded the market? Does the manufacturer not get any feedback? The future is co-creation, so where can consumers contribute. Great things are not invented anymore by having guys in white coats play with things in secret labs. Its not clear from the websites how different the new Living tomorrow place is compared to Amsterdam. It is the Disneyland concept (seen one, seen them all?) Curious
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06 February 2007 om 8:27
Tony
@Jonathan, 80 percent of the technologies which are showed at Living Tomorrow are ready for the market. Just 20 percent are just concepts. This is, for I know, not the main goal of Living Tomorrow. I mean to collect opinions about products for consumers. Maybe a good future service for Living Tomorrow, but I think that when products are shown in Living Tomorrow it is already to late for co-creation. Consumers must be at the beginning of innovation be heard. What do you think.About your question if the Living Tomorrow in Vilvoorde Belgium is different like the other for example Amsterdam. Sorry but I don't know. Do they have the same themes like in Amsterdam? If anyone knwos please help us out with this. And Jonathan, if you have visited Living Tomorrow in Vilvoorde please let us know if you liked it.