Develop fit, enclosure, and component packaging together so the technical package does not become a separate styling problem.
Public design concept
Evade
Wearable hardware developed around fit, visual restraint, component packaging, and a product identity that reads clearly on and off the body.
- Wearable hardware
- Form development
- Interaction

Project context
What the work addressed.
Public wearable-hardware concept developed around industrial design, fit, physical interaction, component packaging, and a coherent product-family identity.
Create an augmented-reality eyewear direction that can carry necessary technology while remaining visually restrained, understandable, and credible both on and off the body.
Use a controlled product language across the wearable and its supporting objects rather than treating each piece as an isolated accessory.
Balance a recognizable identity with the visual restraint expected from something worn close to the face.
Work shown
- Wearable product direction
- Form and fit development
- Component and enclosure architecture
- Product-family language
Documented result
A resolved public concept documented through product-family views, industrial-design development, and component-architecture studies.
Project evidence
Direction, architecture, and development.
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