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Johannes Väänänen (MyOrigo) keksi modernin kosketusnäyttöpuhelimen käyttöliittymään 5 vuotta ennen iPhonea (2002 vs 2007). Hän esitteli vallankumoksellista MyDevice-puhelinta Nokialle, joka tyrmäsi sen. Hän demosi sitä myös Applelle, joka otti tarkat muistiinpanot ja kopioi mm. kosketuseleet (swipe, pinch zoom), ruutunäppiksen (sitä ennen muut käyttivät käsialan tunnistusta) ja kosketuksella toimivan selaimen. Loppu on historiaa.

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The chart was so bad that it was hilarious. Also it didn't include Tesla, which I feel will be among the strongest US competitors in this field, because it is not a startup. Ranking #1 Figure as global leader = joke. Their robots are simply too costly. I have already seen Chinese humanoid robots as cheap as $1400, albeit those are 6-8 year old kid sized and cannot do real work. Unitree G1 costs $13.5k and can already be ordered online. And I don't know what big Apple invention you meant. Apple did not invent the modern touch smart phone GUI. It was invented by Johannes Väänänen for MyDevice by a tiny company called MyOrigo in 2002. It had the touch gestures (swipes, pinch zoom etc), touch screen keyboard, browser already in 5 years before Apple. He demoed his work to Nokia, which rejected it. He also demoed to Jobs & Apple engineers, who just copied and refined it. Similarly Apple didn't invent modern desktop GUI, but copied from another American company called Xerox. Apple has been perhaps the most succesfull company of copying others stuff and then calling it magic.

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Voittava ratkaisu olisi ollut tarttua MyOrigon MyDevice-prototyypin ratkaisuihin kun sitä kultalautasella tarjottiin. Laite oli olemassa vuosia ennen ensimmäistä iPhonea, mutta Nokialla sille lähinnä naurettiin. Muuan Steve Jobs ei nauranut laitteen nähdessään.

로보틱스의 선두주자인 Openmind. 웨잇리스트 하고, 이제 어플에서 여러가지 활동을 해보는 중이에요. 1. 점수 쌓기 Openmind 어플 켜두고 요리조리 돌아다니면 됩니다. 그럼 점수가 쌓여요. 하루 최대 11점!! *파란색 동그라미가 짙은곳은 파밍이 잘 안되거나 안된다고 해요! 강제 산책! 2. NFT 처음 가입하고 받는 NFT, 그리고 Mydevice 등록하고 받는 NFT 총 2개 있고 다 받기 완료! 3. 뱃지 처음 NFT 민팅하고 점수 5점 이상이면 Mapping 뱃지. 리처치 열심히하고 SNS올리면 Researcher. 깃헙 Developer 로봇 아레나 영상 평가(앱) 하고, 정확도에 따라 지급 되는 EVALUATOR 등이 있어요. 지금 제가할 수 있는건 맵핑, 리서처, 그리고 EVALUATOR 가 있겠네요. 4. 펀딩라운드 및 VC 20M 투자, 코베, Pantera Capital 등 짱짱하네요. 로보틱스 관련 붐이 올거같으니까 차근차근 이 프로젝트에 참여할 수 있는것들을 하나씩 해나가는 게 좋아보입니다. Let's GO!! @openmind_agi *NFT, 뱃지, 참가 활동 방법등은 현재 모더레이터이신 니니님께서 자세히 디테일하게 써놓으셨으니 참고 하시면 엄청 도움됩니다. 오픈마인드 홧팅! @openmind_agi

MyOrigo MyDevice never went past prototype phase, because the small Finnish company spent all of its money in developing a revolutionary touched based UI. They demoed and offered their invention to both Nokia and Apple. Apple engineers took note. You also have to understand we are talking about 2002 prototype device and the first iPhone was launched 5 years later in 2007. It is safe to say MyDevice wasn't ready, but it was truly ahead of its time in 2002. I was back then using Nokia Communicator, which had QWERTY keyboard, but no touch screen. Thick and heavy to carry and its web browser was a bad joke. The early 2000s touch based UIs generally were laggy and required to use a pen and teach them your handwriting. MyDevice was snappy and had that onscreen keyboard we all now take for granted.

In 2002, Finnish startup MyOrigo built MyDevice, a prototype phone with finger-swipe navigation, auto-rotation, tilt-based scrolling, and internet browsing... ideas years ahead of their time. When shown to Apple, Steve Jobs tried it himself and was notably intrigued by its web capabilities. Hmm.... Five years later, Jobs launched the iPhone, hailed as revolutionary for its multi-touch input, orientation sensing, smooth browsing, and minimal buttons. Many of these echoed MyDevice’s concepts, making it a fascinating precursor that Jobs had seen firsthand... though Apple never acknowledged direct influence.

Jobs copied another product, namely MyDevice by MyOrigo. It was a touch-based smart phone made by small Finnish start up in 2002, invented by Johannes Väänänen. It had ALL the major innovations of Apple iPhone; touch gestures from swiping to pinch zoom, screen keyboard, browser.

The actual time line: 1996 Nokia Communicator 9000 (first smart phone with QWERTY keyboard) 2002 MyOrigo MyDevice (1st modern finger touch UI smartphone, never went past the prototype and Apple copied this!) 2005 Nokia 770 internet tablet (pen operated) 2007 Apple iPhone launched 2008 First Android devices 2010 Apple iPad and Android tablets very cheap Chinese made Android phones flood the market. 2011 Samsung Galaxy S II & Nokia N9 later same year Nokia N9 was too expensive and outclassed by Samsung S2, which had far faster system chip 1.2 GHz dual core ARM Cortex-A9 vs 1 GHz single core ARM Cortex-A8 (in Nokia). Worst yet N9 came with MeeGo/Harmattan OS with little to no software support, while Samsung S2 shipped with Android 4.4.x which supported 1 million apps & games. Galaxy S II became one of the best selling phones of all time. I told to my students that unless Nokia can invent a time machine, they have zero chances and told that Android will become the most widely used OS in the world and fragment. I was right on all those 3 accounts.

Nokia could have just bought MyDevice by MyOrigo in 2002. Johannes Väänänen had invented a modern touch based UI & OS for it, including touch keyboard, swipe gestures, pinch zoom, orientation sensor, touch operated browser. He demoed it both to Nokia & Apple. Apple took notes!

“imagine you’re at work and john pork is calling your MyDevice”

also you cannot ring up customers with ur mydevice u have to use the actually register scanner 😭

Johannes Väänänen kehitti myDevice-puhelimen, mistä Apple varasti ideat iPhoneen. Nokia nauroi Väänäsen pihalle, mutta Steve Jobs otti hänet vastaan, varasti ideat ja jätti korvauksitta.

In the early 2000s, Nokia passed on MyOrigo’s MyDevice—a brilliant touchscreen phone years ahead of the iPhone. A small Finnish team could have saved Nokia… but the giant said no. #WhatIf #Nokia #TechHistory