BASHIBA PANORAMA: FROM NUMBERS TO IMAGES
BASHIBA Panorama transforms information overload into a meaningful Image (real-time data panorama)
that can be interpreted without cognitive effort (peripheral awareness).
  BASHIBA PANORAMA Google Tech Talk Slides (pdf format :: 1 MB)
  BASHIBA PANORAMA Product Sheet (pdf format :: 0.5 MB)
  BASHIBA PANORAMA Image Gallery (Flash)
   BASHIBA PANORAMA on infosthetics.com
 
 
Data Atmospheres empower people to perceive data changes and data dynamics effortlessly.
  June 26th 2008, Google Tech Talk, Google Headquarters, Mountain View, USA. (YouTube Video)
   May 21st 2008: BASHIBA PANORAMA Market Snapshots (Windows Media :: 5 minutes :: 160 MB)
In this video, we render BASHIBA Panorama in Full HD on a SAMSUNG LCD TV and we control the
interface via motion sensing, transforming hand motions into natural, responsive Panorama control.
   May 19th 2008: BASHIBA PANORAMA Market Snapshots (Windows Media :: 1 minute :: 26 MB)
In this video, the virtual landscape is influenced in real-time by financial information. Day and night cycles,
star positions and moon phases are calculated to match the ones of the market we are
currently watching. In the middle of the night, we can still "breathe" the closing of the market.
  BASHIBA PANORAMA Explained in one minute (YouTube Video)
April 18th 2008, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland.
 
 
Reveal Patterns and Trends of Massive Amounts of Real-Time Data on the Fly
Transform Information into Insight
Reduce Cognitive Load
Feel the Mood of your Information Environment
Increase Awareness and Responsiveness to Multivariable Data Changes
Avoid Paralysis by Analysis (information overload)
In a participative environment where knowledge is shared, solutions to emerging problems come at a faster pace.
 
 
BASHIBA PANORAMA expressions reflect the overall "mood" of your information environment. Users feel important system changes (perception) while still monitoring single data movements on their current screens (analysis).
William Mitchell wrote: "Peripheral information is by no means unimportant; in fact, it plays a crucial role in establishing the character of a place and sustaining your relationship to it. When a room has a window, for example, it provides a continuous flow of information about the external environment - the cycles of day and night, the movement of sunlight and shadows, the succession of bright and cloudy moments, and the alternation of dry and rainy patches. You rarely pay explicit attention to all this, but you are peripherally aware of it, and you feel uncomfortably isolated if you are cut off from it".