The touchscreen stylus is traditionally stiff in construction, but the 'StylusFlex' is designed with a flexible aesthetic to make it as multifunctional as needed.
Aside from offering users the ability to interact with their touchscreen devices without actually using their fingers, the 'StylusFlex' also comes in handy a few other ways. It bends to make it perfect for creating a device stand for handsfree use and even as a way to interact with public touchscreens without having to touch them. Moreover, it can be inserted into the headphones jack and bent to make holding onto your smartphone easier.
The 'StylusFlex' touchscreen stylus is currently available for preorder on Kickstarter where early adopters can pick up one for themselves for as low as $15.
What's Driving This Trend
- Flexible Stylus
- Integrating flexible materials into stylus design for multifunctional uses
- Device Stand Innovation
- Using a stylus to create device stands adds value to the product
- Touchless Interaction
- Allowing for public touchscreen interaction without physically touching devices with hands or fingers
Who This Affects Most
- Consumer Electronics
- Use of a flexible stylus in various forms of devices, from smartphones to tablets and touchscreens
- Office and Educational Supplies
- Providing a convenient handsfree device stand for professionals and students who rely on productivity tools
- Public Touchscreen Technology
- Creating a touchless way of interacting with public touchscreens, eliminating the need for physical contact
