12.21.20
We are featuring an industrial design project that is quite intriguing that is totally worth a share on abdz. Introducing EATSY which is an 'adaptable tableware' for the visually impaired designed by Jexter Lim. What's really interesting about this project is the entire process, from the conceptual idea, sketching, prototyping, and lots of testing. We will even get to see the final prototype as a result of the design, it's really interesting to follow its entire process and seeing the struggle to satisfy a need and how you would respond to that feedback. Make sure to check out the entire project on his Behance.
More about this project here
Dining is something that we usually take for granted. However, for the visually impaired, simple tasks like eating and pouring can be extremely challenging.
Moggie is a smart collar for cats with an incredible industrial design aligned with a beautiful software for smartphones. When I saw this project shared by Yuri Lence on Behance, first I thought, that is a good looking product but I didn't know what it was about.
As of late, I've been watching a lot of reality shows like Dragon's Den and Shark Tank.
A studio from Monterrey, Mexico decided to create their own sneaker. Being a sneaker lover myself, I can totally see an excitement to create your own shoe. Say hello to the SHIFT F1 by the creative studio SHIFT.
We are showcasing the absolute unique work from Neal Feay who for 70 years has been creating housings for high-end electronic components.
