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From Paper to Prototype
The Quattro radio alarm clock is housed in a translucent enclosure without buttons nor markings. Its functions depends on its position: orientating it on the side it's a radio, upright it becomes an alarm timer and placed horizontally it's a clock. As you come nearer to Quattro, it detects your presence and reveals illuminated touch-sensitive controls relevant to its current function.
This article is an introduction to my first physical prototype developed at the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea. This object has been designed, engineered, assembled and fine tuned inhouse from A to Z. This post gives you a peek into the process. 
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