The Soar kit teaches tech to kids the right way - Yanko Design

The hereafter generation won't look at VR headsets and controllers the aforementioned mode we practice. For united states of america, the generation that used pens, pencils, notebooks, and blackboards, VR headsets and future-tech aren't equally easily accustomed and integrated into our lives equally they are with younger generations. The Soar ensures that this tech is introduced at a young age, in the right manner, to children. Rather than playing with an iPad or a VR headset first, the Soar ensures their beginning interaction is a positive learning experience.

The design of the Soar kit is equally perfect as it gets. A dock, a VR headset, and ii controllers (with stylus heads) all come together into a singular form, nesting neatly within each other. The dock charges the devices, while the headset tin be used for interactive experiences. The controllers can work either with the headset, or with a tablet that's used separately. On the other cease of each controller is a thick stylus that works as a drawing/coloring pen with the aforementioned tablet.

The Soar'south nesting design makes sure that the schoolchild has all their tools at their disposal. Its small grade factor also makes it easy to carry around, and to school and back home… where rather than rely on their parents' iPads or Nintendo Switches, or Oculus Rifts, they'll exist immersed in tech that's built just for them, to induct them appropriately into futuristic technology.

The Soar is a winner of the Reddish Dot Design Concept Honour for the year 2018.

Designer: Choi Jaewan