The 'Flux' Device Mounts to Walls To Physically Monitor Spending
M — September 15, 2016 — Art & Design
Keeping an eye on spending habits can prove to be challenging in a digital era when all it takes is a tap or the pressing of a few buttons to authorize a purchase, which is why the 'Flux' device is designed to help consumers physically monitor spending habits. The device is a small sculptural piece that mounts to a wall and artistically shows when purchasing is becoming too high.
The 'Flux' is a physical broadcasting of spending data that showcases how much is spent with two swinging pendulums. As consumers spend, the pendulums adjust to showcase the increase and decreases as a way to visually see budgeting habits without having to check the account. Consumers can adjust their habits accordingly to keep the pendulums levelled.
The 'Flux' is a physical broadcasting of spending data that showcases how much is spent with two swinging pendulums. As consumers spend, the pendulums adjust to showcase the increase and decreases as a way to visually see budgeting habits without having to check the account. Consumers can adjust their habits accordingly to keep the pendulums levelled.
Trend Themes
1. Physical-spending Monitoring - 'Flux' device offers a physical way for consumers to visually monitor their spending habits without relying on digital tools.
2. Data-driven Budgeting - The swinging pendulums on the 'Flux' device provide real-time data on spending, enabling consumers to make immediate adjustments to their budget.
3. Artistic Finance Visualization - The sculptural design of the 'Flux' device transforms financial data into a visually engaging and aesthetically pleasing form, bringing art and finance together.
Industry Implications
1. Personal Finance - 'Flux' device offers disruptive innovation opportunities in personal finance by bridging the gap between digital tracking and physical visualization of spending habits.
2. Consumer Electronics - The 'Flux' device introduces a unique product category within consumer electronics, combining art and technology to revolutionize how consumers monitor their finances.
3. Art and Design - The 'Flux' device creates a new way for artists and designers to explore the intersection of finance, technology, and aesthetics in their creative work.
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