Claudio Guglieri
/ Opal
Head of Design at Opal Camera
About the speaker
Claudio Guglieri is the Head of Design at Opal Camera, the makers of the C1 and Tadpole cameras, the first high quality and first webcam designed for laptops.
Claudio lives in San Francisco and his past experiences include working for agencies like Huge, Elephant, B-Reel and Fantasy as well as in-house teams at Lonely Planet, Oculus and Microsoft to name a few, where he led the visual direction of Fluent Design, their current design language. Claudio has extensive experience working across all spectrums of product design, marketing and leading multidisciplinary teams.
Claudio cares deeply about interactive design, emotional experiences and helping others to achieve more through his work. Over the years his work has been awarded by the Emmy Awards (digital product design Nickelodeon App), the One Show Interactive, and the European Design Awards among others.
Claudio’s contribution to the design industry includes inspirational talks at events such as TEDx, UXWeek by Capital One, AIGA, OFFF events and of course the best conferences in the Digital industry, Awwwards!
ABOUT THE TALK
This talk (*and everything) could be an app.
Seventeen years after the iPhone was released, the iconic buttonless tactile screen paradigm is in everybody’s pockets. However, the once “magical do-everything” device is starting to show deficiencies, and consumers are taking notes. The unbundling of smartphones is well underway and the same is happening to laptops and other devices. Point-and-click cameras, music players and webcams among others are making a comeback. AI is surfacing new use possibilities that could benefit from a different physical paradigm different from tablets, phones or laptops.
Join me on this talk as we journey through the industrial design evolution that has shaped our lives. This talk is an ode to the physical, the tactile, the nostalgia, the memorable, and the unknown paths ahead of us.
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