Starting with the lens, the form inspired by the historical faceted aperture structure, through to the interface using a simple language (camera terminology can be complex) and gesture based ‘smart phone like’ interaction.

We explored innovative delivery systems offering new experiences to consumers and ultimately selling more chemical solutions.

Logitech are probably most famous for their mouse, keyboard and gaming input devices.

When publishing giant Pearson decided to switch their psychological testing kits from paper to a digital tablet system, they wanted to provide a way for the assessor to carry the tablets and additional materials to the work place.

The project goal was to explore how to attract a younger consumer with limited income to vehicle ownership. We explored a series of concepts such as –

Chargebox make mobile phone charging stations for corporate offices, shopping centres, airports and hospitals as well as for special events such as trade fairs.

The goal of this project was to explore mobility in the city and in particular electric vehicle and 1st mile journeys.

This concept won Japan’s Good Design award in 2009 and Buffalo invited us to help them further develop their Design Identity – including the development of product, product packaging and website.

We have worked with LG Electronics in Seoul many times, but this was the first on-screen interface design project. The goal was to use social network usability trends as a means of guiding users choice of TV programme viewing.

The project goal was to explore concepts utilising their flexing display technology – now in the market.

A research and UI design exploration of the future of video for both cameras and mobile phones.

Plastic Logic make flexible e-ink displays, they asked us to create the ‘i-pod of books’, to do this we

Daiwa House, one of Japan’s largest house builders, invited us to develop a range of domestic furniture targeted at the owners of their high-end range called Eddi’s House.

Panasonic had no consistent ‘look and feel’ for its audio visual products, consumers couldn’t tell them apart from other manufacturers. We were asked to help them change this.