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Is there still a gap between the internet and real life?
Simply put, yes! In our increasingly connected world, technology is ubiquitous, but it still operates largely within the digital realm.
The two most common problems for both users and brands are: there is no safe and efficient connection with the physical world and the industry is fragmented with too many devices and services.
Personally, the discrepancy between the internet and real life is made up of the structural differences that online interaction involves fewer nonverbal cues and greater potential for anonymity than offline interaction.
What if you can stay connected without disclosing your personal information?
What if you can turn your physical asset into a point of activation?
What if you no longer need to trade your privacy for relevancy?
This is just the beginning. At Cuemill, we believe that the future is phygital and user-defined.
If this is something resonates with you, please do no hesitate to stay in touch with us directly community[at]cuemill.com.
- h2odragon 4y ago> turn your physical asset into a point of activation? This sounds like a "fluid exchange" type of proposition.
- cuemill 4y agoIt isn't technically wrong tbh ^^ A key of our technology is about the mutability of the system
- disadvantage 4y ago> What if you can stay connected without disclosing your personal information? I guess we need to address the privacy vs convenience issue which has plagued social media for decades. How much are you willing to give up in return for something 'free'?
- cuemill 4y agoThis is exactly the problem we are trying to tackle! "If you are not paying for the product, then you are the product," users have been traded off their privacy for so long. Now, it's time for us to empower the users and let them decide; Cuemill calls it a personalized and 'user-defined' experience.
- shanebellone 4y agoWhat is the product? A messenger?
- cuemill 4y agoNot quite but close! We have a suite of hardware 'gadget' controlled through the software 'app' and messaging is just one of the functions. Stay tuned!
- shanebellone 4y agoJust an FYI that may not generalize to your target audience... Mystery doesn't intrigue as much as it raises suspicion. My interest is fleeting, and my attention is precious. Suspense is good for sequels. Debuts require backstory. Share your story.
- cuemill 4y agoThanks for the valuable input! We hear you loud and clear, working on it