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Fenics is a 3D modular controller created to interact with three-axis environments from your thumb. The original idea came from how an individual could control a drone and the camera of it at the same time. Afterwards, the reaction time became crucial in many scenarios, and this is why Fenics has customisable pressure buttons, allowing to set up gestures and different sequences to interact with up to 23 actions with the fingers always in place. It speeds up the reaction time as minimising the movement. With one controller on each hand, the user can handle them separately, or there is a range of accessories to implement a screen in between them or long-range antennas for professional drones. Fenics will be compatible with drone piloting, gaming and 3D media performances (audio, video).

Duo is a modular conceptual smartphone made from two parts, the screen, and the electronics core.

Soon, thanks to the voice assistants, we are not going to need visual feedback all the time to interact with our data. Therefore, accessorizing the screen allows to either use the core only with wireless headphones or attach it to different screen sizes, what it could become a smartphone or a tablet.

This versatility reduces the number of devices we need and alters the upgrading timings of each component, which represents a significant change for a more sustainable industry.