PortfolioS.Viswanathan

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Tulliam Logo-Designed by Viswanathan

Lord Ganesha is one of the deities best-known and most widely worshipped in the Hindu pantheon. His image is found throughout India and Nepal. Hindu sects worship him regardless of affiliations. Ganesha is widely revered as the Remover of Obstacles and more generally as Lord of Beginnings and Lord of Obstacles , patron of arts and sciences, and the deva of intellect and wisdom.

Tulliam derived from “Thulliam” துல்லியம in Tamil means precision or exactness

About Tulliam:Tulliam is the name of our team. Tulliam enables people to reach out by delivering their ideas and messages. Tulliam develops technology that enhances our human experience.

Tulliam Logo-Designed by Viswanathan

UBI-PossibilitiesWhen surfaces become interactive

Think

Think about ordering food at the restaurant using an interactive menu displayed on the table

Think about sharing your photos with your friends over a cup of coffee at Starbucks

Think about a virtual shop on a sheer wall inside a mall

UBI-ConceptDesign Options for an interactive screen

UBI-ConceptUBI is a device that can transform any flat surface in to an interactive surface

Video demo

UBI-ConceptUBI is a device that can transform any flat surface in to an interactive surface

Video Demo

Note: Clicking on the picture above will launch a video demonstration of UBI prototype in youtube.com

UBI-ConceptUBI is a device that can transform any flat surface in to an interactive surface

Pico-projector

Heatsink + fan

Infra-red sensing camera with optical band pass filter

Infra-red LASER with line generating lens

PCB space for processing electronics, connectivity modules

and power

UBI-ConceptUBI is a device that can transform any flat surface in to an interactive surface

Form factor

UBI-ConceptUBI is a device that can transform any flat surface in to an interactive surface

A regular restaurant table“Enhance social experience over

a cup of coffee”

Interactive screen projected on the table

Device masked as a regular table object

Possibilities:

Personal device => Pull dataPublic device => Pull + Push data

Pull data ( Examples ) : Reading an online news paper at the cafe

while waiting for your breakfast Using location based services Sharing your photos from flickr.com with

your friend/friends over a cup of coffee

Push data ( Examples ) : Unique applications will allow UBI to talk

to personal handphones Up-sell / cross-sell services / products

Web 2.0 / ViralUBI applications: social networks + web 2.0 technologies in

advertising.

“Pepsi is giving away millions each month to fund refreshing ideas that change the world. The ideaswith the most votes will receive grants”

-www.refresheverything.com

“Pepsi has shifted almost one-third of its budget to interactive and social media”

-www.adage.com

Web 2.0 / Viral

A customized application for refresheverything.com.

UBI device is deployed on Café Day coffee shop tables in India.

Café Day is frequented by youngsters.

Over a cup of coffee, coffee connoisseurs can browse through projects, vote for their favorite project, recommend it to their friends over facebook, orkut and twitter etc.

Virtual market placeStore ABC

Virtual store ABC powered by UBI and ebay

UBI

Projected Screen

Example for push

Physical + virtual store:✔UBI deployed on a mall pillar✔UBI application allows user to order from Store ABC's virtual store✔He/she could physically try the product at Store ABC on the first floor

Assisted self serviceNote: This is an independent study. Neither Kaya skin clinic nor Marico Ltd. were part of this study.

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