L. 1753 is an interactive fragrance diffuser designed in collaboration with Elica, world leader in the design and manufacture of range hoods for domestic use. It's a smart outdoor IoT product developed for olfactory marketing oriented companies and it sprays different kind of essence to drive the attention of the costumer to the brand shop when someone is walking by.
The morphology is inspired from a campanula flower synthetized in a still-organic geometrical shape; the functionality is performed by a microcontroller receiving inputs from a PIR sensor and activating a fan that moves air thus the essences. An NFC tag near the product will address the costumer to the brand sites and social networks.
This project was made with a team of other two italian students: Laura Balzarani and Gianni Denaro.
The morphology is inspired from a campanula flower synthetized in a still-organic geometrical shape; the functionality is performed by a microcontroller receiving inputs from a PIR sensor and activating a fan that moves air thus the essences. An NFC tag near the product will address the costumer to the brand sites and social networks.
This project was made with a team of other two italian students: Laura Balzarani and Gianni Denaro.
