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Sony Is Ahead of Time with Its Futuristic Tech Lab

March 4, 2016 By Brian Galloway Leave a Comment

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Sony’s new data and development division wants its users to evaluate upcoming items that will be launched in the near future. Their Future Lab system brings a new way of production: discuss idea s of prototypes with customers, and use them for motivation and reviews to improve and develop items.

The first concept, a venture simply called “N”, will first appear at this month’s SXSW meeting in Austin, TX. People can analyze the hands-free system in Sony’s tech show, since “N” guarantees a better way to achieve quality audio without placing anything into and onto the users’ ears.

Participants at the event can also search for a series of other idea prototypes and technological innovations at the company’s booth. The company’s latest development and research efforts are designed to bring new ways of life and customer value by releasing interesting products.

These will gradually be developed through the work of its starting innovative atmosphere and transparent line of interaction with people. The system will discuss idea prototypes with customers while still being at the initial level and use their opinions to improve and develop its tasks, say Sony’s representatives.

The company will implement the “F” and “L” design as the venture’s main logo, which appears like a structure (if the L is pointing toward the left) whenever a new prototype is being created. The company intends to add other characters to its logo structure as it releases a new model, with each character representing the idea of another research effort.

The first idea, which will be code named “N”, will concentrate on a kind of wearable gadget that has hands-free features. Owners of the device will have totally new ways of listening to songs and audio files without needing headphones or ear pods in the ear. This will represent a serious competition for the premium smart watches that are found in the market and that promise an organic and true experience.

Technology has a huge capability of bringing imagination to reality while opening the door for better and improved features in the user’s hands, says the company on its official website. An interesting future is waiting for us with loads of fascinating ideas, so people should toss away the usual preconceptions when integrating cutting-edge innovation that will change our destiny in the long run.

Sony will display the first venture created in the Future Lab venture at SXSW tech event. The producer will reveal a series of idea prototypes and system at the festival, such as “N.” A number of the top technicians on the globe are revolutionary new gadgets to create simpler and better tasks for our day to day activities, says Sony.

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