The 'EVOKE' mobile speaker features a stylish design that mimics the likeness of soft material using machined aluminum. This focus on creating visual texture on the unit makes it seem more inviting and touchable in comparison to other technology products on the market.
The 'EVOKE' speaker features a subtle control panel that enables the various functions of the device to be used as necessary. However, the controls fade out of sight when not in use to keep the aesthetic of the speaker as minimal as possible. The controls appear when the speaker senses a hand nearby to make the unit more inviting to use and interact with.
The 'EVOKE' mobile speaker is the design work of Jongha Lee in collaboration with A-LAB.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- User-sensing Devices
- The development of more technology products equipped with sensors that react to user presence and movements.
- Tactile Design
- The use of materials and design elements that make technology products seem more inviting and touchable.
- Minimalistic Controls
- The design of technology products with controls that fade out of sight when not in use to keep the aesthetic of the product as minimal as possible.
Where This Applies
- Consumer Electronics
- Companies within the consumer electronics industry can incorporate user-sensing features and tactile design elements into their products to improve user experience and engagement.
- Smart Home Devices
- The smart home industry can adapt user-sensing technology to improve the functionality and intuitiveness of their products.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate tactile design elements into the integration of technology products in homes and businesses, creating a seamless and visually appealing look.
