tactile mobile phone for the blind by peter lau

 

 

designer peter lau has sent designboom images of a concept mobile phone for blind  users. unlike typical cell phones which rely on claw grip or finger tip action, ‘touching’ utilizes palms for an ergonomic user experience. equipped with fourteen functioning buttons and one functionless button – the device’s button configuration is positioned in a grid for fast thumb navigation. the layout provides a concave faceted surface for tactile interaction, alongside an operating scroll wheel for ending calls for intuitive functionality.

 

 

tactile mobile phone for the blind by peter lau

‘touching’ mobile phone

 

tactile mobile phone for the blind by peter lauuser interaction

 

 

 

tactile mobile phone for the blind by peter lauspecifications

 

 

tactile mobile phone for the blind by peter lauscroll detail

 

 

tactile mobile phone for the blind by peter lauscroll specifications

 

tactile mobile phone for the blind by peter lauCAD dwgs

 

tactile mobile phone for the blind by peter lauCAD dwgs

 

 

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