AIRWIRE


AirWire brings coding capabilities to finger swishes! This new smart system reads finger gestures and turns them to code to help to make programming electronics as easy as swishing your fingers.

UK Patent Pending (GB1819918.2)

 
 
 
AirWire proves to be an accessible means of programming for all. Crucially, the invention enables.
— Clot Magazine
Inclusive, Tactile, Future Facing Innovation
— Royal College of Art

 
 

 
 

 PROCESS

 

technology research & experiments

What's the level of dexterity that people have with doing tasks such as writing, drawing and making clay models when they see what they are doing from a viewpoint different than their own?

What kind of gadgets do people invent when given blocks that represent electro-mechanical components?

What kind of gadgets do people invent when given actual components? How do they connect them?

How do we make making easier for people? What's out there in the market? What are the failings of each of those solutions? How should my solution be placed against existing products?

The product design of AirWire had to bring together two kinds of aesthetics: a fun, playful one that people find accessible and likeable, and also a scientific, instrument like aesthetic which makes it feel like a technical apparatus.

DESIGN research & experiments

What's the level of dexterity that people have with doing tasks such as writing, drawing and making clay models when they see what they are doing from a viewpoint different than their own?

What kind of gadgets do people invent when given blocks that represent electro-mechanical components?

What kind of gadgets do people invent when given actual components? How do they connect them?

How do we make making easier for people? What's out there in the market? What are the failings of each of those solutions? How should my solution be placed against existing products?