The Hexagon 310 wireless charging station organizes three-device charging through a 3-in-1 desktop unit that powers a phone, smartwatch, and earbuds in one footprint. Designed by VLND Studio for Canyon, the station uses a hexagonal phone pad as its primary surface, with dedicated zones that guide placement to reduce misalignment during wireless charging. The phone pad supports up to 15W output, while the secondary areas provide lower-wattage charging intended for wearables and earbud cases.
The Hexagon 310 is designed around a visible structure rather than a flat slab, using angled surfaces and separation between zones to keep devices spaced and easy to access. Status lighting is integrated to indicate charging activity, and the system includes standard safety protections such as over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature, and foreign object detection.
Geometric Charging Stations
Hexagon 310 Wireless Charging Station Organizes Three-Device Charging
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Industry Implications
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