Editorial Discoveries
484 articles
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This Synth Adds a Keyboard That Can Sense How Every Note Is Pressed and Moved
PolyBrute 12 pairs a large analogue synthesizer with Arturia’s FullTouch keybed, giving each note unusually expressive pressure and movement control. — via arturia.com
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This Instrument Has No Keys — Just a Continuous Surface You Can Slide Across
The Continuum Fingerboard tracks finger position and pressure continuously, letting players glide pitch and shape sound without the fixed steps of a piano keyboard. — via hakenaudio.com
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These Colourful Bowls Become Stepping Stones, Seats, Balance Toys and Whatever Kids Invent
Stapelstein’s lightweight stacking elements can be used for movement, seating, balancing and imaginative construction without prescribing a single game. — via stapelstein.com
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A Baby Play Gym Was Designed More Like a Development System Than a Toy Mat
Lovevery’s Play Gym combines zones, removable cards, textures and hanging objects intended to change as a baby develops. — via lovevery.com
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This Children’s Chair Has Grown With Families Since the 1970s
Tripp Trapp uses adjustable seat and footrest positions so the same wooden chair can adapt from early childhood into later years. — via stokke.com
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Kids Put a Character on Top of This Box to Start a Story
Toniebox uses collectible figurines as physical controls for children’s audio, turning content selection into something tangible rather than another touchscreen menu. — via tonies.com
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This Dining Table Hides an Entire Board-Game Vault Under the Top
Wyrmwood’s Prophecy table uses removable leaves to reveal a recessed gaming surface with accessories and storage, letting a game stay set up while the top returns to normal use. — via wyrmwoodgaming.com
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This Tiny Table Game Feels Like Air Hockey With Magnets
KLASK uses magnetic strikers beneath a small tabletop, plus loose magnetic obstacles around the playing area, creating a fast physical game with almost no setup. — via klaskgame.com
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This Fighting-Game Controller Replaces the Joystick With Buttons
Razer Kitsune uses a leverless layout so directional inputs are handled by buttons, creating a slim arcade controller very different from the familiar stick-and-button fight pad. — via razer.com
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A Self-Cleaning Litter Box Can Rotate the Waste Away After Use
ScoopFree SmartSpin uses a rotating drum system to separate waste and collect it in a contained drawer while tracking usage. — via petsafe.com
