Ergos Tablet Design Study for Wacom

Five Indian industrial designers have come up with affordable tablet design without sacrificing its performance. Ergos concept tablet has been specially designed for sketching, giving designers budget platform where they can easily keep track their ideas and designs.

Sketching tablets are a boon to our Designer and Artist tribe. True tat! But for an average design graduate here in India, the Intuos and the Cintiq range tablets are way way beyond reach, at least during our grad school days. What we make do with is small bamboo or an inkling (fancy!!). However, these small little devils have their own set of problems which any experienced user will tell you.

ERGOS is new age entry level sketching tablet + accessory set, designed taking into considerations the best principles of Physical, Organizational and Cognitive ergonomics into the picture, all the while keeping the intent for need of sketching and rendering as a tool for ideation and representation at the forefront.

Designers : Indrajeet Bakhale, Sumedh Vartak, Sagar Joshi, Hrushikesh Joshi, and Syed Hamzauddin

Ergos Concept Sketching Tablet Redesign

Ergos Concept Sketching Tablet Redesign

Triggered by the problems we personally faced while using the smallest versions of the sketching tablet along with a inputs from users from other professions (animations artists and transportation designers), ERGOS was a classroom projects taken up by 2nd year Industrial Design students Sumedh Vartak, Indrajeet Bakhale, Sagar Joshi, Hrushikesh Joshi, and Syed Hamzauddin at MIT Institute of Design, Pune, India.

Ergos Concept Sketching Tablet Redesign

Ergos Concept Sketching Tablet Redesign

Ergos Concept Sketching Tablet Redesign

Ergos Concept Sketching Tablet Redesign

Ergos tablet features

  • Extended body for enhanced palm rest
  • Bluetooth connectivity, say no to wire tangles
  • 3 angles of stand for ergonomic positions
  • Battery life indicator

Ergos Pen features

  • Unique cross section for tripod grip
  • Touch hotkey Keyring, no more buttons
  • Pen shaped for optimum C.G while sketching

Ergos wearable ring features

  • Zoom-In and Zoom-out feature
  • 2 assignable hotkeys

Tuvie has received “Ergos Concept Sketching Tablet Redesign” project from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.



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