Phil So is the designer behind Tinka Tune, a musical toy that's made with low-technology and built with wood.
Unlike other musical toys that come in once piece, the Tinka Tune allow users to utilize their imaginations to compose their own musical sounds. This design is ideal for introducing children to the wondrous world of music. The Tinka Tune allows for any user to make music with a timeless mechanism.
This modular mounting musical toy provides children with the ability to construct their own design and then relish the musical sounds that they've composed. This hands-on toy is educational and gives users tactile feedback when the sounds are played out. Kids will be entertained as the Tinka Tune offers a variety of different musical structures that are always changing, leaving the users to decide what kind of music they want to make.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Low-tech Toys
- Opportunities for businesses to create educational musical toys that utilize low-technology materials.
- Modular Music-making
- Opportunities for businesses to create modular musical toys that allow children to construct their own design and compose their own musical sounds.
- Tactile Feedback
- Opportunities for businesses to create music toys that offer tactile feedback and provide an educational experience.
Sectors Adopting This
- Toy Industry
- Opportunities for toy companies to develop low-tech and modular musical toys.
- Educational Industry
- Opportunities for educators to incorporate low-tech musical toys that offer tactile feedback into music education programs.
- Woodworking Industry
- Opportunities for woodworking companies to create low-tech modular instruments utilizing wood materials.
