Yunchik Lee and Bomi Kim are the designers of Trollie which is pegged as “an adaptable household object,” featuring an OLED display and a modern design. The body of Trollie is monochromatic, light, and thin, boasting minimalist sensibilities. A small OLED display can be attached magnetically to the trolley. The mechanism allows for different configurations—including position and orientation. This feature allows the user to adapt the piece to specific needs. For example, one might want to have the screen at a lower level when working out and doing yoga or maybe they’d want to use it as traditional TV.
In addition, the wheels on the “adaptable household object” allow for it to be moved from room to room, effortlessly. Trollie was recognized for its forward-thinking design and is a finalist in the Dezeen and LG Display’s OLEDs Go! Competition.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Reconfigurable Displays
- The ability to adjust the position and orientation of OLED displays presents opportunities for more adaptable commercial and household products.
- Minimalist Design
- Consumers are increasingly drawn to minimalistic designs, providing innovation opportunities for companies to incorporate such aesthetics into their product offerings.
- Smart Home Devices
- Development of smart home devices which can be adapted to suit individual needs and preferences offers new markets for technology and consumer electronics firms.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Consumer Electronics
- Companies in the consumer electronics industry have opportunities to develop highly customizable portable products such as Trollie, with an adaptable OLED Display.
- Furniture
- Furniture companies can incorporate OLED displays and adaptable designs into their products, offering a more unique and personalized user experience.
- Home Gym Equipment
- Makers of home gym equipment could potentially use OLED displays and adaptable features to create new fitness devices with interactive video training capabilities.
