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Q

Time: 2024

Role: Industrial designer

Team: Qin Li, Alexander Farrow, Steven He

         

When we speak, subtle movements occur in the cheekbones. These movements follow consistent patterns across languages. This wearable device captures cheekbone motion through sensors and translates it into signals interpretable by AI. For those who feel uncomfortable speaking to AI aloud in public spaces, Q enables silent, private interaction without being overheard

Fuseproject led the product architecture phase of the project

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Throughout the design process, we observed significant variation in ear anatomy, particularly around the external ear canal. One of the primary challenges was defining a sensor angle that would work reliably across a wide range of users, ensuring consistent alignment each time Q is worn. Additional challenges included interference from hair and sideburns

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The form language is minimal and gender-neutral, inspired by contemporary jewelry. The angled design creates a cohesive visual language that works across three product architectures while helping the device feel lighter and less bulky

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