A prime example of biomimicry, the exoskeleton-inspired design protects vulnerable areas of your phone and absorbs impact while leaving it virtually bare. It also makes the slippery phone much easier to grip and handle with confidence. Not only that, but it’s just plain nice to look at. Some might argue that the eXo iPhone case might be the first to actually enhance the phone’s existing beauty! DO WANT! Vid after the jump —>
Designer: Ramak Radmard + Lucidream
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