R&D Core imagines a future where your mobile device is the size of a pack of gum with this foldable phone design concept.
The 'DRAS Foldable Phone' is able to fold over onto itself using 'Resistive Area Sensing' technology able to overcome the limits of modern touchscreen smartphone technology. The phone is capable of being packed away for easy portability and storing in two different size modes, but it can also still leave some screen displayed for showing notifications to the user.
The concept is certainly an ambitious one and the possibilities this sort of technology could bring to mobile devices would certainly revolutionize the digital landscape. Unfortunately, for now the 'DRAS' remains only as an intriguing "what if" idea to ponder.
Foldable Phone Designs
This Design Concept Packs a Smartphone Down into a Small Portable Package
Trend Themes
1. Foldable Technology - The concept of foldable technology could revolutionize the mobile device industry.
2. Resistive Area Sensing - Resistive Area Sensing technology has the potential to improve touchscreen technology and create new design possibilities.
3. Minimalist Design - The minimalist design of the 'DRAS Foldable Phone' opens up opportunities for innovative and compact mobile device design.
Industry Implications
1. Mobile Devices - The mobile device industry can benefit from new design concepts that offer greater portability and usability thanks to resistive area sensing technology.
2. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics companies could capitalize on this trend by investing in the development of foldable phones and minimalist designs.
3. Display Technology - The development of foldable technology and resistive area sensing advancements bridges the gap between display technology and the mobile device industry.