HUMAN-CENTRIC DESIGN
CONCEPTUAL FUTURISM
DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS
PRODUCT DESIGN
3D MODELLING
BLENDER 4.2
UX-UI
The whole concept behind this brief is to design a product that helps alleviate an identified problem and incorporates a functional user interface. The problem in question, the massive amount of e-waste as a result of smartphones in the year 2100 (concept brief).
The objectives of this brief are to design a product that addresses the problem effectively, incorporating ergonomic features and an intuitive user interface and experience that inform the overall design.
The Orvoro smart ring makes use of nanites and quantum dot technology to project a vivid, floating display. The ring deploys nanites with micro-scale projection units that move around the user's hand, emitting light enhanced by quantum dots. These nanites synchronize to create a stable, responsive interface that adapts to hand movements, delivering a vibrant, holographic experience.
Orvoro’s self-updating, nanotech-based structure minimizes electronic waste by eliminating the need for frequent replacements. The ring can upgrade and repair itself, reducing resource consumption and landfill impact.
The Ring's customizable design lets users modify appearance, features, and performance. The nanites enabling real-time structural changes and updates, ensuring a sustainable, adaptable, and personalized experience.
The range of materials used, were chosen to convey the extreme level of customizability that the user has over the appearance of their smart ring.
The images alongside display wireframes of three versions of the orvoro - smart ring. The three different designs illustrate how customizable the product is designed to be. The multitude of variations will all incorporate ergoniomic design through the advanced technologies being made use of.
A three point lighting system has been made use of to emulate perfect lighting conditions. A large focus has been placed on the lighting, the renders need to appear convincing to the eyes of possible investors.
The user interface of Orvoro is designed to feel familiar, echoing traditional smartphone UIs but without the limitations of a physical screen.
Users experience a seamless transition, interacting with floating, responsive elements. Upon first using the device, they are guided through a few onboarding pages, ensuring a smooth setup and easy adaptation to the new, immersive interface.
Alongside, the final renders show the versatility that the user has over the appearance of their smart ring.
Meet Alex Reed, a 28-year-old software developer living in a vibrant city. Passionate about technology, Alex loves exploring gadgets that simplify life and enhance productivity.
On weekends, you can find him cycling on local trails or attending tech meetups to connect with fellow enthusiasts. He prefers sleek, modern designs that blend functionality with aesthetics, as he values tools that help him stay organized and connected without adding stress to his busy routine.
Alex discovers the Orvoro smart ring at a tech meetup, where a friend shares how it uses nano and quantum technology to create a floating interface in mid-air. Intrigued, he visits the website and is captivated by its sleek design and features. After reading glowing reviews, he orders one, becoming one of the first to own this innovative device.
Once it arrives, he pairs it with his smartphone, which he soon replaces entirely as the ring displays notifications and apps in the air. As he tracks his fitness goals and customizes the interface, Alex feels more connected than ever. Thrilled with his experience, he shares his thoughts on social media and recommends the Orvoro Smart Ring to friends.