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This is a great example of how "distilling the user's needs" can lead to an extremely simple and useful design. I believe this will be a fairly popular product
by gitgud 4y ago
This is a great example of how "distilling the user's needs" can lead to an extremely simple and useful design. I believe this will be a fairly popular product just like the robot vacuum cleaners we have today.
- carapace 4y agoOXO (the kitchen utensil co.) I've started to think of "OXO" as a general design principle: design for elderly or otherwise challenged folk turns out to be great for the able-bodied (is that still the right euphemism these days?) One way to look at it: You know the joke meme "It's Uber for FOO"? Well, I think you can come up with great products by "It's OXO for FOO." It's OXO for domestic robots. It's OXO for cars. It's OXO for user interfaces. It's OXO for banking. It's OXO for ...