Tangible Textural Interface by Jo Eunhee

Posted on July 12th, 2012 by Leo Lei

Name: Tangible Textural Interface

Designer: Jo Eunhee

Location: London, England

Tangible Textural Interface is a minimalist design created by England-based designer Jo Eunhee. The concept basically transits multi-touch capabilities into a more tangible surface: fabric. By pressing into the fabric, the user is capable of changing volume, tracks, and balance.

I think most people’s initial infatuation with design always begins with a concept such as this – a unique, playful, and responsive design that has never been seen before. To be able to immerse and alter the experience in real-time just shows how far we’ve come in terms of technology and UX. I’m excited that Eunhee is developing the technology from prototype to mass production. I will follow this project closely.

About the Author – Leo Lei

My two passions in life are entrepreneurship and design. I started Leibal as a hobby while I was still studying in college, and it has transformed into a business I could have never imagined. Within design, I love all things minimal. Our focus is to promote as many designers to as many people as possible.

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