Designer Franco Calegari's Walkie-Talkie Features a Hollow Ring
Elena Rahman — May 20, 2021 — Tech
References: yankodesign
Franco Calegari's walkie-talkie concept updates several features to fit the modern lifestyle. Ever since their inception around the time of the Second World War, walkie-talkies have remained consistent in their original bulky design. While the two-way radios have evolved to include certain functional buttons and LCDs, Calegari's design focuses mainly on the way they are carried.
Instead of hitching a walkie-talkie to belt loops, slings, or shoulder straps, this design boasts a hollow ring cutout on the bottom half of the device. This design feature allows users to attach a carabiner or keychain to it for easy carrying. With its smaller design, the portable communication device can be used in any industry or organization where instantaneous communication between peers is required, without hindering the user's mobility.
Image Credit: Yanko Design
Instead of hitching a walkie-talkie to belt loops, slings, or shoulder straps, this design boasts a hollow ring cutout on the bottom half of the device. This design feature allows users to attach a carabiner or keychain to it for easy carrying. With its smaller design, the portable communication device can be used in any industry or organization where instantaneous communication between peers is required, without hindering the user's mobility.
Image Credit: Yanko Design
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