Crunchfish – The most solid touchless swipe on the market
2015-11-06|
Malmö September 3, 2015 – Crunchfish AB today announce that Lenovo’s new YOGA Tab 3, 8″ and 10″ series cameras are enabled with its gesture controlled features. The YOGA Tab 3, 8″ and 10″ are Lenovo’s first tablets on the market to be integrated with Crunchfish Touchless A3D® gesture technology. The gesture controlled camera application provides […]
Malmö September 3, 2015 – Crunchfish AB today announce that Lenovo’s new YOGA Tab 3, 8″ and 10″ series cameras are enabled with its gesture controlled features.
The YOGA Tab 3, 8″ and 10″ are Lenovo’s first tablets on the market to be integrated with Crunchfish Touchless A3D® gesture technology. The gesture controlled camera application provides users with new possibilities for smart and easy photo capturing from a distance of up to 4 meters by raising their hand.
With a creative tablet design and an 8MP rotating camera for high-resolution pictures, Lenovo has created an ideal device for users to enjoy the advantages of touchless functionality.
“The agreement with Crunchfish allows us to take the camera application to the next level by offering gesture controlled features such as photo capturing. The YOGA Tab 3, 8″ and 10” are designed for creative use and it is very exciting to be able to offer such an innovative user experience to our users,” said Johnson Zhu, Director, Tablet Product Planning, at Lenovo.
“We are very pleased to work with Lenovo, and proud to be able to contribute with our Touchless A3D® technology and long experience in touchless interaction. Lenovo’s YOGA Tab 3, 8″ and 10″ are powerful devices with impressive performance, features and innovative design. Their continuous efforts on creating intuitive user experiences fits our strategy very well and makes this cooperation extremely exciting,” said Joakim Nydemark, CEO of Crunchfish AB.
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Contact: Joakim Nydemark, CEO, joakim.nydemark@crunchfish.com, mobile: +46 706 35 16 09
Malmö, 21 August – Hi! My name is Sarah, I am originally trained as a contemporary dancer and choreographer. My performance work often looks at self-representation and how we use technology to see ourselves from an outside eye. In my latest dance performance “Communicating with all of our parts” I used gesture technology to document the […]
Malmö, 21 August – Hi! My name is Sarah, I am originally trained as a contemporary dancer and choreographer. My performance work often looks at self-representation and how we use technology to see ourselves from an outside eye. In my latest dance performance “Communicating with all of our parts” I used gesture technology to document the creation and development, an experience that resulted is a vlog series I would like to share with you.
I used my ten-day choreographic residency at Danscentrum Syd, Malmö, to explore some ideas about robots. I was inspired by the definition of robot as a “machine that is programmable by a computer”. I began to think about how many of my own physical actions are programmed by a computer. This led me to question the categorical differences between humans and robots.
I used the GoCam app from Crunchfish both to document my work for others by making vlogs, but also as a choreographic tool for myself. I often work alone and create solo performances. This means that in order to be able to get some idea of what the performance looks like from an outside eye I film myself and then watch it back afterwards. Being able to interact with my camera device from a distance without having to leave the space I was dancing in was very useful for me.
I hope you follow my journey as I create my dance performance “Communicating with all of our parts”. For more information about me,
visit sarahhomewood.com
Malmö, 26 June 2015 – Crunchfish is delighted to announce the release of MOMAX cam, the first ever touchless camera app designed for selfie sticks, developed in cooperation with MOMAX. With features never before available in a camera application, MOMAX cam is designed to provide users with the best tools for easy photo capturing in […]
Malmö, 26 June 2015 – Crunchfish is delighted to announce the release of MOMAX cam, the first ever touchless camera app designed for selfie sticks, developed in cooperation with MOMAX.
With features never before available in a camera application, MOMAX cam is designed to provide users with the best tools for easy photo capturing in every situation using gestures, touch and Bluetooth.
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Needless to say, MOMAX cam is not an ordinary corner shop selfie stick app.
“MOMAX cam is a well-designed app experience that brings convenience to your daily life and Crunchfish is really excited to provide the technology for another great product” said Joakim Nydemark CEO of Crunchfish AB.
“Fun and creative, MOMAX cam is the world’s first touchless selfie stick camera app providing mobile users with amazing experience when taking selfies. With Crunchfish cutting-edge technology and the help of MOMAX’s selfie pods, I can expect this app will be applauded by users worldwide” said John Cheng, CEO of MOMAX.
MOMAX cam is available globally. Download MOMAX cam today and try the In-App purchase feature for free – available for a limited time only!
Contact: Joakim Nydemark, CEO, joakim.nydemark@crunchfish.com
mobile: +46 706 35 16 09
Malmö, 17 June – The Swedish gesture recognition company Crunchfish has together with Alexander Badju and David Lundberg, two Master’s thesis students from Lund University, developed ‘the Touchless Storefront’, effectively erasing the line between online shopping and the in-store retail experience. As we are experiencing a big transformation in the retail sector, brands need to […]
Malmö, 17 June – The Swedish gesture recognition company Crunchfish has together with Alexander Badju and David Lundberg, two Master’s thesis students from Lund University, developed ‘the Touchless Storefront’, effectively erasing the line between online shopping and the in-store retail experience.
As we are experiencing a big transformation in the retail sector, brands need to surprise their audience with delight through unconventional means.
The two initial concepts are Retail Experience and the Real Estate Match. In Retail Experience the consumer swipes to browse through inspirational images of clothing whereas the Real Estate Match is an interactive Home Matcher Quiz that prompts the house-buyer to select images that best represents their taste with specific gestures like a push, swipe or grab.
With the Touchless Storefront we have created an interactive screen meant to mimic the online convenience to browse deals, read reviews and compare products. The magic feel of gesture recognition technology creates both functional and emotional benefits to the consumer that brands crave for customer loyalty.
Crunchfish together with Alexander Badju and David Lundberg developed the Touchless Storefront with the belief that digitalization is about forming a new relationship with the customer, a much closer connection that requires brands to re-examine how their strengths relate to their customers wants, not only their needs.
Perhaps retail should begin their digital transformation with the question not whether they should speak to customers with “a hey, hi or hello?” but rather with “smile, high five, or wave?”. The commercial landscape of Sweden seems to think so.
The Touchless Storefront was a collaboration between Alexander Badju and David Lundberg from Lund University and Crunchfish AB to develop a gesture driven shopping experience. Contact us to find out more about the project.
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