future office

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In a competition that encourages creative visions of "futuredesk" and "future office", the entry should be somewhere between present-day reality and science fiction. The proposed design imagines a future around 2020-2025, where personal computers evolve into wireless, multifunction devices. This transformation is driven by advances in flexible OLED film roll displays, which combine tablet features with other peripherals like keyboards and mice. Several companies are already exploring this concept, such as Dell's XPS Baton and Sony's mobile platform. The NEC Pergamen takes it a step further by incorporating powerful processors, docking facilities for additional power, quick access menu buttons, efficient ventilation, stylus support, and the smart OLED roll display. Users can easily roll the display in and out of the case like a blind. The Pergamen is designed to be compact and portable, with various configurations available depending on user needs. The flexible OLED display bridges the gap between tablet touchscreens and digital tables. Designed for small spaces, these future desks should also have docking capabilities for charging devices and adjustable features like color-changing surfaces. In addition to work efficiency, ergonomics play a crucial role in future office design. Chairs should include built-in support pillows for comfort, while footrests and rotatable tables enhance user experience. Natural light is essential during the day, with RGB LED lamps integrated into windows providing customizable mood lighting at night. A key component of any future office is advanced technology, such as 3D printers. The integration of dual monitors allows for simultaneous work on texts and templates while attending virtual conferences. These elements combine to create a vision of the future that seamlessly balances innovation, comfort, and productivity.