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We have all had that frustrating moment with a piece of electronics where you press a button, and nothing happens. You press it again, maybe a little harder, and you

You interact with them probably a dozen times a day without ever really pausing to look at them. You press “Start” on the microwave, punch in a code on a

Designing electronics for a climate-controlled office is one thing. The temperature is always 72 degrees, there is no dust, and the humidity is regulated. But when you step outside that

When you are deep in the product design phase, specifically looking at the user interface, you often hit a wall with standard components. You thumb through catalogs or scroll through

When you pick up a TV remote, it doesn’t really matter if you have to press the volume button twice because the first press didn’t register. It’s annoying, sure, but

We live in a tactile world. Every day, your fingers interact with hundreds of interfaces. You unlock your car, you start the microwave, you adjust the volume on your headphones,