Harbor Research, the premiere analyst group focused on the emerging pervasive computing market, notes that leaders in connected “smart services” will derive 50% of their revenues and 60% of their margins from these services.
By 2010, the codified information base of the world is expected to double every 11 hours! It’s no longer about information living “in” computers; it’s about people living in a vast sea of information and using their personal devices and physical spaces to dip into that sea whenever they want or need to.
MAYA has been practicing the techniques of sustainable and repeatable innovation for the past 18 years. If your challenge is to define new markets and foster double-digit organic growth in the era of pervasive computing, we can help you to uncover unmet opportunities based on what is necessary from both a technological and consumer perspective. Then we can craft an end-to-end vision of the new product or service. You can get the ball rolling through an Innovation Session.
We’ll help you find the most advanced yet acceptable solution.
Case Studies
Pittsburgh Digital Greenhouse | Personal Universal Controller
In cooperation with Carnegie Mellon University, MAYA has developed a personal, portable interface that works across multiple devices. We call it a “Personal Universal Controller” or PUC (“puck”)
Carnegie Library
Despite an early and influential role as organizers, protectors, and providers of information, libraries have not always evolved in tandem with the desires and expectations of their customers.
Eaton | Home Heartbeat
A hassle-free “home awareness” system uses a wireless network of sensors to provide peace of mind, becomes a Wired Magazine featured fetish, and positions an old-line electronics manufacturer as an innovator.
Press
Sky Radio: Pervasive Computing
Interview with Mickey McManus about pervasive computing.
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Everyday gadgets go 'smarting' off
MAYA in the thick of everyday products and Pervasive Computing.
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