Introducing Eloise: The Ultimate Urban Pram for Families
Eloise: an urban pram built for city families, and the pace they keep.
Step -by -step guide: Using Solidworks to Bring the Fibonacci Pattern to Life in Your Product Designs
Nature has been continuously solving problems it has been facing for more than 4 billion years. I am fascinated by its beauty. As designers, we have a lot to learn and to get inspired from it. For instance, the sunflower found its way to optimize the production of its offspring. It efficiently packs the maximum seeds it possibly can in a given area which generates a beautiful geometrical figure.
What is product autopsy in Design research and why do we use it at our studio?
At our studio, conducting a product autopsy is an essential part of our design research process. It allows us to delve deep into the inner workings of a product, unraveling its strengths and weaknesses. When conducting a product autopsy, the goal is to gain insight into the product's lifespan, functionality, and any damaged or durable components.
New Mechanical Innovation Ensures Optimal Inflation and Peace-of-Mind - Introducing ASAP, Auto-Stop Air Pump
The studio in partnership with engineering firm Tektos is excited to announce the launch of their innovative new product, the ASAP Auto-Stop Air Pump.
This pump has been developed and designed to automatically stop when it reaches the desired air pressure, making it more efficient and user-friendly than traditional pumps.
Introducing Venue, a smart commercial air sanitisation device
Industrial designer Francois Hurtaud has announced the completion of a commercial air purification device redesign for healthcare companies in Hong Kong. The existing product was modified to address the concerns of post-COVID consumers, with a thorough discovery process that considered internal physical constraints and external form. The result is VENUE, a modern and efficient purification device that will help keep Hong Kong's healthcare facilities safe and clean.