I want to design consumer electronics!
Aug 18th 2010 17:54
After working on device design for about a year, I became more and more interested in another design field, the consumer electronics design. I think the device design is too unfree to be well done. For example, one of my recent jobs is to design a sensor, and the marketing required this new product should be designed as an invisible thing. How to design something invisibly? As a greenhorn, I think I'm not good enough to do so high realm job. However, the consumer electronics design is relatively free, it seems more suit for me.
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I think that device design is too constrained to be well done.
For example, one of my recent jobs is to design a sensor, and the marketing required this new product to be designed as an invisible object.
How do you design something to invisible?
As an amateur, I think I'm not good enough to do such a high level job.
After working on device design for about a year, I became more and more interested in another design field, the consumer electronics design.
How do you design something invisibly?
As a greenhorn, I do not (or don't) think I'm not good enough to do a job with so much responsibility.
However, the consumer electronics design is relatively free, so it seems more suited for me.