The eNOugh team approached us to design their first device that uses real-time AI to detect and respond to real-world situations of harassment and potential danger without relying on human reaction.
The challenge was to create a compact, wearable device with an intuitive interface that could be easily operated in critical situations. At the same time, the red light ring serves both as a status indicator and as a distinctive element of the brand, reinforcing the broader awareness movement behind the project.
The proposal shown here is not the final version that will reach the market. It is one of the concepts explored during the design process that progressed to the prototyping stage, reflecting the spirit of the project and laying some of the foundations for the final product.
The challenge was to create a compact, wearable device with an intuitive interface that could be easily operated in critical situations. At the same time, the red light ring serves both as a status indicator and as a distinctive element of the brand, reinforcing the broader awareness movement behind the project.
The proposal shown here is not the final version that will reach the market. It is one of the concepts explored during the design process that progressed to the prototyping stage, reflecting the spirit of the project and laying some of the foundations for the final product.
Client: eNOugh
Year: 2025-2026
The device is designed to be worn when it is needed most, while walking alone at night, commuting or travelling alone. Rather than being worn all day, it is intended for situations where an added layer of protection may be needed.
eNO immediately assesses the situation and deploys the appropriate protective response, from sending an emergency message to connecting directly with the authorities, creating a broader network of protection across the community. Its built-in camera and microphone capture real-time evidence of the incident.
