Hexainnoheal and NUBRID collaborated to develop an optimized design for wearable devices, with the goal of enhancing technical refinement while carefully balancing usability and manufacturability. This project was conducted as part of the 2024 Seoul Business Design Support Program, organized by the Seoul Design Foundation.

For the flexible model, the focus was on enabling adaptability to body movement by securing stretchability and responsiveness. The mini model was developed with an emphasis on maximum compactness and lightweight construction. Although a single-body structure was initially considered, a modular design was ultimately adopted to better align with the characteristics of wearables—resulting in improvements to both comfort and ease of maintenance.

A central challenge throughout the project was to find the right balance between design and engineering. Rather than simply refining the aesthetics, the collaboration focused on solutions that addressed structural integrity, manufacturing feasibility, and real-world usability—contributing to a more complete and scalable outcome.

Through this collaboration, Hexainnoheal reaffirmed the value of design as a strategic asset in strengthening both brand identity and market competitiveness. NUBRID, in turn, delivered design proposals optimized for usability and durability, further reinforcing its capabilities as a product development partner.

This project is a meaningful example of how design and technology can work in concert to explore new possibilities for wearable devices. Moving forward, NUBRID will continue to develop creative yet practical design solutions that elevate user experience and drive innovation across industries.