The latest in a line of products that aim to change our digital habits,” O.Sound is a wall-mounted audio system that the user can control with a series of simple hand gestures. Adjust the volume with a shake, skip songs with a hand slide, or motion back and forth to play or stop! It pairs wirelessly with your favorite Bluetooth devices so you can also control from your phone or tablet anywhere in the house.
Designer: DigitalHabit(s)
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Hmmm looks a bit like this https://www.yankodesign.com/2013/10/31/solar-movement-light/
In terms of wall mounted and gesture controlled speakers this isn’t new. It’s also overrated. Gesture control is merely a gimmick rather than something actually useful to the listener.
Everyone is making bluetooth speakers this days. Why is this interesting design Yanko?
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