Reality world anywhere which this application is available. All the user need to do is raise the phone, wait for the virtual butterfly to fly into the square, then swing to catch it. Once caught, users will then able to retrieve the coupon or information linked to the butterfly. It's also a fun and entertaining application which sometimes these butterflies are simply caught for collection or to be shared with friends.This location based services can limit coverage to areas (e.g within X range) or by time (e.g within Y month).
The video shows the initial presentation of iButterfly - the first series after its prototype developed by the Communication Design Centre (CDC) team in Dentsu Japan. This is a strategic platform which demonstrates how innovative usage of existing technology can transform mobile phones into personal media space in an engaging and permissive way. Of course if you are wondering, there are many ways to redesign the 'butterfly' to suit other creative ideas.
The iButterfly is a proprietary (IP) mobile application owned by Dentsu and is launched today in Singapore. It will soon be available in the rest of Asia, outside of Japan. The idea was conceived from Dentsu Group's philosophy of 'Good Innovation' fueled by the three guiding elements of Ideas, Technology and Entrepreneurship.
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Currently as for now, which areas are in can we catch the butterflies?
ReplyDeleteI only have the afa areas
It was an official launch in Japan. You'll have to wait awhile before it's officially launched in Asia :)
ReplyDeleteJapan has the history of producing hit products that becomes the toast of the town so attracting consumer with low prices for such products is not helpful. People now care less about the price. Also, low wages and skillful labors give Japan an edge over other countries for investments.
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