This Apple Pencil-based dropper is a DJ that drops data instead of beats! - Yanko Design

Remember the simpler childhood days of using the dropper to option a color and spill information technology *carefully* on another sheet? We then advanced from papers to MS Paint and I doubt any of us were able to chief that virtual dropper. Now we are in the Apple era simply the nostalgia of the simple dropper is non lost and that was the inspiration for the iSpoid – a conceptual dropper that picks upwardly data instead of colors and nosotros are hither for this!

The movement of using a dropper to transfer colors was reinterpreted with the information delivery interface with an Apple pencil-like tool which has been christened every bit iSpoid for this concept projection. The group of Korean designers who came up with this conceptual product wanted to make data transfer and information sharing betwixt devices as easy and joyful without the stress of connecting via Bluetooth, difficult drives, and the quest for finding the correct device to AirDrop. The production evolution phase involved sketching, brainstorming about usability and making the device itself as physically similar to a dropper equally possible – if you detect the form, its a hybrid between the color dropper and the Apple Pencil. The activity is instinctive with this device, you position the dropper on the file, press the bubble on summit and watch the 3 lights on the tip light up indicating the file has been picked. Yous then drib information technology on the desired device and the lights will dim downwards just like releasing color from a dropper, just here information technology is the information.

Keeping the aesthetics of Apple tree, the iSpoid also has a conceptual magnetic charger where you can mount the tool in a vertical position on the sleek stand. The package design and shape are inspired from a measuring cylinder. The concept delivers on its aim to create a minimal, user-friendly, functional device that makes co-working more efficient. Will data scientists like to be chosen data artists after this?

Designers: Chi-Eun Jang, Hyeokryul Kwon, Jaegeun Kim, Jeongmin Lim.