3D and AR are transforming furniture go-to-market strategies. Visual commerce helps brands launch faster, offer personalization at scale, and cut physical overhead. Learn how. #VisualCommerce #3DandAR #FurnitureInnovation

What if chip designers approached their work like chefs? 🍳 Observing chefs in a Michelin-star kitchen reveals that every move appears effortless, yet it is backed by preparation, precision, and countless iterations. This same mindset is essential in chip design. Case Study 1: Mise en Place — Preparation Before Creation Chefs utilize mise en place, ensuring everything is organized before cooking begins. Similarly, chip designers meticulously plan every circuit, logic gate, and transistor prior to execution. 🧠 Preparation saves time, reduces errors, and sets the stage for innovation. Tip 1: Apply “Mise en Place” to Your Projects - Break your project into smaller components. - Organize and prepare each segment before starting. - Anticipate challenges and plan solutions in advance. Case Study 2: Repetition Builds Mastery In the kitchen, chefs perfect dishes through repetition and feedback. The same principle applies in chip design testing, refining, and optimizing with each iteration. Consistency transforms ideas into precision. Tip 2: Refine Through Iteration - Use feedback loops to enhance designs. - Embrace iteration, don’t fear early failures. - Learn and optimize with each cycle. Whether in a kitchen or a lab, excellence is born from preparation and persistence. Perhaps it’s time for all of us to think a little more like chefs.💡 #ChipDesign #Semiconductors #Innovation #Efficiency #LearningMindset #Leadership #Precision

🚀 From vision to Industry 4.0: How Vilmers transforms furniture manufacturing How does a leading furniture manufacturer embrace the future? By digitalizing every stage of its production cycle. 🔎 Vilmers made a bold move in 2017: not just investing in equipment but adoptivng the full Lectra digital solution — from 3D design to Furniture On Demand. Today, their production is seamlessly integrated, agile, and aligned with Industry 4.0 standards. Discover Vilmers’ Industry 4.0 journey in this exclusive video snippet with Ovidijus Jalonskis. Learn more about this customer story 👉 https://lnkd.in/ehHibyS8 #Industry40 #DigitalTransformation #SmartManufacturing #CustomerSuccess

🚀 From vision to Industry 4.0: How Vilmers transforms furniture manufacturing How does a leading furniture manufacturer embrace the future? By digitalizing every stage of its production cycle. 🔎 Vilmers made a bold move in 2017: not just investing in equipment but adoptivng the full Lectra digital solution — from 3D design to Furniture On Demand. Today, their production is seamlessly integrated, agile, and aligned with Industry 4.0 standards. Discover Vilmers’ Industry 4.0 journey in this exclusive video snippet with Ovidijus Jalonskis. Learn more about this customer story 👉 https://bit.ly/4hLcAjm #Industry40 #DigitalTransformation #SmartManufacturing #CustomerSuccess

🌿 As the garden season comes to an end, I’d love to share one of my highlight projects of this year: our robotic mower display at BAUHAUS. 🚪 Placed right at the entrance, it instantly grabs attention – and here’s why: 👀 It plays with how the human eye works: - movement and light attract attention - the mower sits on a rotating plate - LED spotlights highlight the product 🎨 The layout focuses on clarity and contrast: - bold colors create strong visual focus - a single, powerful message: - Boundary wire free. 🔍 Step closer, and you’ll discover: - 2nd level information with product features - a raffle highlight as an additional attention driver ✨ The result: - high visibility from the entrance - strong engagement through motion and light - a clean, impactful design that communicates instantly This project perfectly combines 🧠 design thinking 💡 shopper psychology 🏪 and retail execution #TradeMarketing #RetailDesign #VisualMerchandising #Gardena #Bauhaus #RoboticMower #POS #MarketingInAction

Last night, Kapil Kalal and I stopped by a Havmor ice cream vendor and noticed something interesting-a simple, everyday struggle that highlights a deeper design problem. The vendor had a freezer full of ice creams stacked together. When a customer asked for a specific one, he had to dig deep into the freezer, removing several ice creams, until he finally found the right one buried at the bottom. During this process: Multiple ice creams started to thaw. The serving time increased. The vendor seemed frustrated, and the queue got longer. I think this wasn’t a “human error” — it was a system design issue. The cart was designed for storage but just for storage not for accessibility. After discussing with the vendor, Kapil Kalal and I brainstormed and came to the following conclusion: Tiered Freezer Trays: Modular trays that can be pulled out partially, allowing visibility and access without unloading everything. Categorized Storage Zones: Dedicated slots or dividers based on product type and popularity frequency. Visual Inventory System: A transparent or semi-lit divider layout showing what’s where, which will reduce the search time. Ergonomic Access Design: Top openings that slide or lift in sections rather than a single large lid. A big shoutout to Raman, the vendor, for openly sharing his challenges and helping us understand the real problem. This small observation reminded me how design thinking begins on the streets, where real users face real challenges daily. Sometimes, innovation isn’t about adding tech, it’s about making everyday work easier and more human-centered. #IndustrialDesign #HumanCentricDesign #DesignThinking #ProductDesign #ServiceDesign #UserExperience #DesignForAll

Where the magic of yeast comes alive. ✨ We partnered with Guinness Storehouse and Pixel Artworks to reimagine the Yeast Room at the Guinness Storehouse - creating a new immersive experience design to tell the story behind the yeast ingredient. The space is an artistic interpretation of the process of storing and growing Guinness’ unique yeast strain, inviting visitors to explore and learn in a playful, interactive environment. “Every design detail - from the swirling digital fog to the responsive projections - was crafted to connect emotionally with visitors and deepen their appreciation of the craft behind the pint.” - Sarah Fairhurst, Creative Director, Dalziel & Pow. Read more about the design via World Brand Design Society: https://lnkd.in/eEbynCUW #GuinnessStorehouse #experiencedesign

The Transparent LED Era is Here! The evolution of LED technology keeps redefining what’s possible in visual design. The #Absen JD-H Series marks a new milestone — combining an ultra-slim profile, exceptional color accuracy, and an elegant structure that integrates perfectly into modern environments. Designed for retail, corporate, and experiential spaces, it delivers both functionality and visual harmony, proving how LED displays can seamlessly blend with architecture to elevate any experience. Proud to see how innovation, reliability, and design excellence continue to shape Absen’s DNA in every new generation of products. #ProAV #LEDDigitalDisplay #VisualInnovation #AbsenEurope

Really proud of what we’ve been building with Andrew Martin International on their new 3D Furniture Configurator and one thing that’s stood out throughout the process is just how important texture accuracy really is. In furniture, texture isn’t just a visual detail it’s the personality of the product. The grain of a fabric, the depth of a weave, the way light moves across different materials… these small details completely change how something feels, even on screen. With our VisionThree 3D Engine, we’ve focused on recreating that realism down to the finest detail, ensuring what customers see online feels as close to real as possible. That level of precision doesn’t just make things look better; it helps people make confident choices, reduces uncertainty, and creates a richer buying experience. This is where 3D goes beyond visualisation it becomes a genuine part of how people connect with products. #AndrewMartin #VisionThree #3DConfigurator #FurnitureDesign #Innovation #Ecommerce.

Sound isn’t just background—it’s brand architecture. Bill Schiffmiller, MPS reveals how unmanaged noise in stores drains employees, frustrates customers, and erodes brand value. New research from Asset Strategies Group, LLC/Chute Gerdeman + Akoio® shows that excessive background music, chatter, and mechanical hum directly impact retention, sales, and satisfaction. Retailers meticulously design lighting, layout, and scent—but overlook one of the most powerful sensory cues: sound. Read the full article → https://hubs.li/Q03QKlGW0 #RetailInsights #CustomerExperience #WorkplaceWellness