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Neuralink Wearable
Designing the future of Brain-Computer Interfaces
Our Role
The Context
Neuralink is pioneering Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology, enabling people to interact with digital systems using only their thoughts. Their mission is to create an assistive device that not only works seamlessly with the human brain but also integrates effortlessly into everyday life.
An Integrated User Experience
We approached Neuralink as a unified system—where hardware and software work together to deliver a seamless experience. From the moment a user interacts with the physical device to the intuitive flow of the software interface, every touchpoint was carefully designed to reduce friction and increase clarity. By aligning industrial design, interface logic, and clinical workflows, we created an experience that feels cohesive, efficient, and purpose-built.
An Integrated User Experience
We approached Neuralink as a unified system—where hardware and software work together to deliver a seamless experience. From the moment a user interacts with the physical device to the intuitive flow of the software interface, every touchpoint was carefully designed to reduce friction and increase clarity. By aligning industrial design, interface logic, and clinical workflows, we created an experience that feels cohesive, efficient, and purpose-built.
An Integrated User Experience
We approached Neuralink as a unified system—where hardware and software work together to deliver a seamless experience. From the moment a user interacts with the physical device to the intuitive flow of the software interface, every touchpoint was carefully designed to reduce friction and increase clarity. By aligning industrial design, interface logic, and clinical workflows, we created an experience that feels cohesive, efficient, and purpose-built.
Prototyping the ideal form factor
Creating a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) wearable requires more than just technical precision—it must be something people feel comfortable wearing daily. Our team developed multiple prototypes to explore shapes that balanced approachability, discretion, and aesthetics. We refined our designs until we found the sweet spot for a device with a discreet appearance that would help to enhance adoption.
Prototyping the ideal form factor
Creating a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) wearable requires more than just technical precision—it must be something people feel comfortable wearing daily. Our team developed multiple prototypes to explore shapes that balanced approachability, discretion, and aesthetics. We refined our designs until we found the sweet spot for a device with a discreet appearance that would help to enhance adoption.
Prototyping the ideal form factor
Creating a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) wearable requires more than just technical precision—it must be something people feel comfortable wearing daily. Our team developed multiple prototypes to explore shapes that balanced approachability, discretion, and aesthetics. We refined our designs until we found the sweet spot for a device with a discreet appearance that would help to enhance adoption.
Assessing the hardware
Before shaping the external form, we needed to deeply understand the hardware requirements and constraints. Working closely with Neuralink’s engineers, we assessed component size, heat dissipation, power needs, and integration with the surgical system. These factors influenced the overall footprint and ergonomics of the device, ensuring that design choices aligned seamlessly with technical functionality.
Assessing the hardware
Before shaping the external form, we needed to deeply understand the hardware requirements and constraints. Working closely with Neuralink’s engineers, we assessed component size, heat dissipation, power needs, and integration with the surgical system. These factors influenced the overall footprint and ergonomics of the device, ensuring that design choices aligned seamlessly with technical functionality.
Assessing the hardware
Before shaping the external form, we needed to deeply understand the hardware requirements and constraints. Working closely with Neuralink’s engineers, we assessed component size, heat dissipation, power needs, and integration with the surgical system. These factors influenced the overall footprint and ergonomics of the device, ensuring that design choices aligned seamlessly with technical functionality.
Art direction & storytelling
To introduce the Neuralink device to the world, we developed a visual identity that balanced futurism and familiarity. We led creative production efforts, including appearance models, material studies, and a photography campaign featuring diverse users, ensuring the product resonated with a broad audience.
Art direction & storytelling
To introduce the Neuralink device to the world, we developed a visual identity that balanced futurism and familiarity. We led creative production efforts, including appearance models, material studies, and a photography campaign featuring diverse users, ensuring the product resonated with a broad audience.
Art direction & storytelling
To introduce the Neuralink device to the world, we developed a visual identity that balanced futurism and familiarity. We led creative production efforts, including appearance models, material studies, and a photography campaign featuring diverse users, ensuring the product resonated with a broad audience.
The Impact
Awards
16
Awards
16
Awards
16
Launch events
2
Launch events
2
Launch events
2
Wearable prototypes
58
Wearable prototypes
58
Wearable prototypes
58
The Impact
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Office
3435 Cesar Chavez St,
San Francisco
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Work With Us
If you’re looking to collaborate on a project, develop innovative human-machine interfaces, or bring a concept to life—let’s talk.
Join the Team
If you thrive on solving complex problems, designing at the intersection of hardware and software, and pushing boundaries—email us.
Office
3435 Cesar Chavez St,
San Francisco
Let’s Build the Future Together
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