Design an accessible consumer haptic device that fits within the consumer product line family.
The result was an easy to use device that allows for intuitive manupulation of digital 3d data. The Touch was designed in a way by the team that reduced the original cost of $10k down to a product that was $500.
Led the Industrial design efforts from research to end solutions for the haptic device.
Several prototypes were made to determine proper fitting of the stylus in order to improve grip comfort.
SLA prototypes were developed by the team for functional testing and gain insights from user feedback. This specific model was on display at the Cooper Hewitt Museum.