The conceptual 'Morph' wireless mouse has been designed by Tianrui Xie as a stylish computer peripheral that highlights a flatpack aesthetic for use almost anywhere.
The mouse is characterized by its leather construction and is paired with custom-fit components to ensure the slimmest design possible. The flatpack mouse is equipped with metallic snaps that will keep it in form when being used and allow for quick disassembly when not.
The conceptual 'Morph' wireless mouse is capable of being easily stowed alongside a laptop in a bag, which accommodates professionals who often get work done out of the office and home. The mouse is paired with a series of cutouts that will further reduce weight, while also preventing the hand from heating up during use.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Flatpack Computer Accessories
- There is an opportunity to create other computer accessories with the flatpack aesthetic
- Wireless Peripheral Devices
- Wireless peripheral devices could be made slimmer and easier to carry for professionals on the go
- Cutout Design
- Cutout designs could be implemented in other computer peripheral devices to make them lightweight and prevent heating up
Where This Applies
- Computer Hardware Manufacturing
- Manufacturers in the computer hardware industry can adopt flatpack designs to create slimmer computer accessories for portability
- Wireless Technology
- Companies specializing in wireless technology can create and market wireless peripheral devices designed for professionals who work remotely
- Consumer Electronics Retail
- Retailers of consumer electronics can meet the demand for slim and portable peripheral devices by sourcing products with the flatpack design and cutout features
