Google Assistant Connect
"Hey Google"
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Google Assistant Connect
Hardware UX Design
In 2018 Google partnered with the Huge Design team to explore a range of future concepts and experiences that could leverage its virtual assistant in exciting, new ways. What soon emerged from early concept brainstorms was a low-power, widget-focused device that could integrate the Google Assistant into everyday environments in a low-impact way.
Recognition
Assistant Playground Feature
[CES,2019]
Industries
- Digital assistance
- Consumer electronics
- Connected home
Deliverables
- Market research
- User experience
- Design strategy
- Industrial design
- Prototyping
- Storytelling video
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The friendly clock-like form factor with integrated stand makes the device feel at home.
The stand stows away when mounted on the wall.
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![remote](/work/googledisplay/img/contextsquare.jpg)
ambient info
Make yourself at home
The adaptability of this low-power, lightweight, always-connected device makes it the perfect at-home virtual companion, no matter what room it's needed in.
Sublime display
Not only is the e-ink display technology extremely efficient for 24/7 use, but it displays updates in a subtle but ever-present way. Ambient widget-based information that is omnipresent without being overwhelming.
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