The word “Innovation” has two interconnected meanings. Innovation can describe the intangible abstraction of creating something new and revolutionary. An innovation is the product of such thinking, a dream made real by way of creative artisans.
The Sightbox team has unraveled five exemplary products, discussing their unique, innovative product design. Conveniently arranged in an internet-friendly numbered list, we explore what life was like before these products, what makes their designs innovative, and how these innovations impact the future of their industry.
Streamyard, a content-creator’s playground for multi-platform live streaming, provides an entire studio right in your browser! No need to download any clunky software, this cloud-based tool is ideal for anyone looking to share live content. Streamyard brings audiences together, helping build like-minded communities of consumers and creators.
Robinhood is the hot new way to buy, sell, and trade stock. This app brought the world of Wall Street to younger generations, cultivating a huge investing clientele otherwise untouched by the analog dealings of yesteryear.
Brave Browser was created as a polished answer to Google Chrome. They found that, although ideal for extension use and clean design, Chrome was sluggish and a total processing hog. Built from Chrome’s inceptual platform, Brave was designed to be faster and more secure, without compromising utility.
Google Home brings the future to your home. With nearly endless voice-activated versatility, this palm-sized wonder has the ability to connect your entire Google experience, all under one roof. From making grocery lists to helping with Biology homework, entertaining to educating, Google Home has it all.
Stadia brings the experience of renting video games out of the Blockbuster dark and into the light of the digital age. Stadia is a subscription service created for players to experience a variety of games without the huge price tag. With Stadia, all you need is an internet browser and you’re ready to play, no need to buy expensive, dedicated consoles.
To learn more about these awesome examples of innovative product design, check out our Blog or Box Lunch Episode 23!
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