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The ShowerIT.

A product design project exploring the relationship between personal wellbeing, technology and the everyday experience of showering.

Discipline Product Design
Project The ShowerIT
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The idea

Designing
everyday experience.

The Showerit is a product design concept exploring how technology and thoughtful interaction can improve the everyday showering experience.

The project considers the shower as more than a functional space, looking at how sensory experiences, personal routines and intelligent features could work together to create a more enjoyable and personalised experience.

Combining product design, user experience and interaction design, the project explores how a familiar everyday object can become something more engaging, intuitive and human.

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