Soft electronics

The full title is Soft Electronics: Iconic Retro Design for Household Products in the 60s, 70s, and 80s. And it’s my kind of thing.

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Today, I want to show you a trend which you should not miss and that you have probably seen many times already on the blog. I called it #Soft Electronics - which is: the implementation of soft textiles on consumer electronic products.

One thing all digital creatives need is a good machine to support their endeavors. The same holds true for music that pleases our ears, and no one knows it better than Teenage Engineering. The Swedish consumer electronics brand has made a name for itself in the last couple of years courtesy of its unique design

Timeless Beautiful Industrial Design by Braun GmbH @ webexpedition18. Braun GmbH, formerly Braun AG, is a German consumer products company based in Kronberg, Germany. From the mid-1950s, the Braun …

One of the most interesting initiatives I found on the (good) use of AI is the 'An Improbable Future' project.

Vintage electronics and obsolete appliances are explored in all their curvy, colourful and quirky glory in a new book, Soft Electronics, by Dutch designer Jaro Gielens

The LOFREE TOUCH PBT wireless mouse seamlessly blends retro charm with modern functionality, offering swappable buttons for a customizable look. Its skin-friendly texture, 4000 DPI sensor, and 80s-inspired design make it a unique and ergonomic accessory, ideal for both work and high-end gaming. Learn More!