It
seems like most of us are short on time these days, despite having a house full
of gadgets to take care of many of our everyday tasks. That smart phone might
help you keep track of appointments at first, but it can only do so much to
actually make your life easier. This conceptual product is described as a “life
support” device, meant to take care of remembering all of those little things
you might otherwise space off and forget.
The Mercator is part personal data assistant, part health monitor, part
GPS, part shopping assistant, and all must-have cutting-edge technology. New
nanotechnology and a tiny AMD processor chip make this functional but stylish
piece come together in a way that makes us want one right now
Far
from being just a wrist-mounted PDA, the Mercator – designed by Chinese UI
designer Kingyo -A actually uses holographic imaging to display the information
you need to keep your life in order. Appointment details, information about
your current vital signs, and even your grocery shopping list pop right up in
front of you to keep you on track no matter where you are. The device can tell
what type of store you’re shopping in (presumably with some related piece of
infrastructure that’s present in the store) and presents you with
recommendations and reminders based on your buying patterns and preferences.
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