As an example of avant-garde design, the Audi Concept Projector speeds ahead of its competitors with a look that was appropriated from an automobile. Observe the back of the device and you'll see that the trapezoidal shape and the crisscrossing venting emulate the grille of the luxury car. A dead giveaway is, of course, that the automotive branding emblem of four linked rings is displayed predominantly in at least two places.
The opposite side of the sleek gadget is a generous glass cover and lens that comes to resemble a single headlight. This is what faces the wall or the screen. Kyuho Song's high-performance Audi Concept Projector includes other ventilating slits along its sides to keep it running quick and coolly for an alluring aerodynamic design.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Automotive-inspired Design
- Incorporating design elements from automobiles into other products, such as gadgets and electronics, can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies.
- Smart Projection Technology
- Developing high-performance projectors with sleek designs and advanced features can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies in the electronics and technology industry.
- Aerodynamic Aesthetics
- Integrating aerodynamic design into products beyond just automobiles, such as projectors and other electronics, can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies looking to create visually appealing and unique products.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Automotive
- Automakers can explore new revenue streams by licensing their design elements to other industries such as electronics.
- Electronics
- Developing sleek, high-performance projectors with advanced features can be a profitable opportunity for electronics companies.
- Technology
- Companies in the technology industry can invest in developing and integrating aerodynamic designs into their product lines for a unique selling point and competitive edge.
