设计师还从之前从未掌握的数据中获益,比如消费者使用产品的真实信息。
On the MICA,designers assumed their audience would prioritise the social notifications — infact wearers were using the fitness functions much more than expected.
在MICA智能腕表上,设计师本认为消费者会优先使用其社交通知功能,而事实上使用最多的却是健身追踪功能,这大大出乎设计师所料。
Those aha momentswere never possible before, once someone had left the store.
顾客过去从门店购完物离开后,那种顿悟时刻(aha moments,思考过程中一种特殊的、愉悦的体验,期间会突然对之前并不明朗的某个局面产生深入的认识。)从未有之。
What does it meanfor merchandising strategy? Should design get sportier? Lopez asks.
科技对促销策略意味着什么?设计是否应该更加花哨些?洛佩兹这样问道。
Fashion andtechnology are edging closer to a relationship that could produce more stylishwearables, but a future where every wardrobe needs its own chargers still looksa way off.
时尚与科技越发亲密无间,造就了更为时尚的可穿戴产品,但普通服装实现科技化依然任重而道远。
Carolina Milanesi,a consumer technology analyst at Silicon Valley market research firm CreativeStrategies, says the tech industry has failed to make wearables fashionableenough to expand beyond a niche of — often male — early adopters.
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