Design a modular premium signature object system for Halora Blind

Design a product concept for a warning system which clips to a users safety glasses to provide audible and visual warnings of nearby workplace hazards. Module should clip-on existing modern safety glasses. There should be a warning light in the user’s peripheral vision and speaker aimed down towards users ear. (Optional) forward facing flashlight. Include 1 push-button for “snoozing” warnings, and another push-button for the flashlight.

Surya is a wrist wearable that tracks the mind: focus, mindfulness, flow state, stress etc. It's like Whoop, but for the mind. Objective: To design the wristband. Key points: 1. Minimalism: Clean, simple lines with no excessive elements. 2. Comfort and Practicality: Lightweight and ergonomic for all-day wear. Adjustable and comfortable for a wide range of wrist sizes. 3. Form Factor: Unobtrusive wristband that blends seamlessly with everyday wear. 4. Option for interchangeable case & bands in different colours and materials (e.g., vegan leather, silicone, or stainless steel). No Screen: 5. A screenless design with LED indicators that show users' state of mind ie focus level in real time at a glance 6. A detachable battery (refer to Whoop) User Experience Goals: 1. A device that feels like a natural extension of the body. 2. A design that promotes calmness, focus, and a connection to the present moment. 3. Avoid anything overly flashy or loud—this is a tool for introspection and growth. Deliverables: 1. Concept sketches of the wristband design (top, side, and 3D views). 2. Material and color palette suggestions. 3. Renderings for how the wristband looks on a variety of wrist types.

This is a small Bluetooth wearable that attaches to a 12 mm watch strap. Functionally it's finished, what it lacks is desirability. Right now it looks like a tech gadget. I want it to look like a piece of jewellery: something premium and refined that people actually want to wear. The overall length, width and height are fixed, and the internal layout is set. You may rework the surface, the doming, the curvature, the corner radii. Keep the body as full as possible against those outer dimensions: internal volume is precious, so don't pull the walls inward unless it clearly makes the device more beautiful. A small amount of inward shaping is open for discussion if it genuinely lifts the design, just keep it to a minimum. Work from the supplied 3D model. The casing must be openable so the battery can be replaced (required by upcoming regulation). The current parting line is not fixed, you may reposition it. The USB-C port and the button sit opposite each other in the same shape, so running the line through the centre of both would be a logical, symmetrical choice, as long as the casing still opens and seals cleanly. The USB-C port and the button need to go a bit up in the casing, because they are now where the battery needs to go (~ 2mm). Beyond that you're free to rework the finish, colour, material look, the LED and the speaker opening. Think jewellery-grade finishes and tones, brushed silver, gold, rose, copper, matte ceramic, two-tone. The LED is multicolour (RGB), so the window must render different colours cleanly. It can take any shape, including a round, flush, translucent window that only shows when lit. The speaker opening can become a decorative element rather than a plain hole, and it can move, including to one of the sides if that suits the design better. Both the LED and speaker must stay sealed and water-resistant. It should appeal to men and women alike, grown-up and refined, but not stuffy or traditional. It also has to be timeless: still good-looking in five or ten years, not tied to a passing trend. The test is simple: would someone choose to wear this as jewellery? Keep it elegant, minimal and quietly modern. Less "device", more "object". Optional inspiration (not a requirement, propose your own if you have something stronger): the brand is about finding things and staying connected without limits. If it fits naturally, the LED and/or speaker openings could double as a small signature mark on the surface rather than plain functional holes. Treat this purely as a direction, not a spec.

We are looking for sunglasses that have the design heavily influenced by Pit Vipers 2000s model. We expect these glasses to be worn by competitive marksmen and sharp shooters. We would like to heavily borrow inspiration from the design as we are looking for flashy retro ballistic sun glasses. Our company is called Hawk Eyes

Hi Everyone! We are excited to see what the community comes up with! Thank you for your amazing designs. Please let me know if you have any questions. Overview: In essence, it's a bracelet that holds multiple days worth of a medication and has some of our custom hardware in it. (hardware is roughly .5" by .75", but will become smaller in the future). Please see sketches for further information Design: We would like to be able to store different types of pills in different parts of the bracelet. I've included some very rough concepts of my own, but I am by no means a designer or artist and need help figuring out the best way to do this. The CAD image is something that I quickly made for a first prototype a while ago. It is inefficient in terms of storage and very clunky - not what we are going for. An innovative design is the primary thing that we are looking for. We aren't particularly concerned at this point in time if it has fancy waves on the outside, crystals, or beveled edges. It is still important for the bracelet to be aesthetic, but the "jewelry" aspect of this can be done at a later time. It is far more important that we maximize the number of pills that it can hold without having a massive and uncomfortable bracelet. Furthermore, one concept that we are considering is to have a core bracelet that has our hardware in it and then supplementary 'bands' of the medication. We are open to other design options if you think you have something more optimal! If you only have one medication, then there either would only be one band or there can be place holder pieces/blanks that would go in the places if you were to have multiple medications. Mechanisms: Access to the pill should be fairly user friendly. I've thought about many different designs, all ranging from individual compartments with covers, one large cover that snaps over, a sliding cover, and even a spring loaded mechanism that pushes out the pills one at a time. I understand that it will be a bit more difficult to make this bracelet compact. Ideally it would hold 1 weeks worth of medication. With that being said, it would be even better if the bracelet held multiple medications, but that is more pills. Pills: The type of pill is something that we're currently working with. The larger pills are about 22mm in the greatest dimension. Most pills are circular or oval shaped. The median is approximately 15 mm. Things like birth control, heart medication, seizure medication, etc.