For several years we have been working for a German automotive supplier, developing the industrial design of demo devices exhibited at the International Motor Show Germany (IAA Mobility) in Munich and the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.*
Purpose
These one-off exhibition devices have the goal to showcase
the latest technologies of our client in the field of human-machine interface system solutions and demonstrate their possible automotive applications.
Steering wheel mock-up
Created to be used on various demo devices to help users get a better spacial understanding of how the displayed technology would be used in a real vehicle.
Seatbox IAA 2021
A hands-on demo** aimed at providing an in-cabin experience to event visitors at the IAA 2021. The product showcases bended display technology and a driver monitoring system. Compactness, airy appearance and futuristic design language were some of the main design goals.
Integrated dashboard solution CES 2024
An infotainment system with a cutting-edge living hinge technology and a unique kinematic system, which allows the display to be dynamically bendable. It can shift from static to adaptable and flat to curved as it immerses drivers in a personalized cockpit experience.
Seatbox CES 2025
Another hands-on demo** presented at CES 2025 showcased pillar-to-pillar head-up display technology. The design centered on incorporating the client's corporate visual elements in an eye-catching and engaging way.
CES Las Vegas 2025
*
Spring of Things is only responsible for the industrial design of the shown devices and has not participated in the mechanical engineering, nor in the development of any technology described above.
**
The displayed automotive seat is an off-the-shelf product, not designed by Spring of Things.