ITDA is a Korean concept design focused on restoring family connections using gentle, tactile devices. The name ITDA translates to 'to connect,' emphasizing the importance of personal interactions. Central to this collection is TOPI, designed as a minimalist sculpture that fosters conversation without overwhelming users with notifications. Other devices like TILO and TOK enhance emotional exchanges, with TILO welcoming family members with familiar sounds and TOK allowing simple, non-verbal communication. Together, these devices aim to rekindle the warmth in daily interactions that often get overlooked in a technology-saturated environment.
At the center of the system is TOPI, a device that looks more like a minimalist home sculpture than anything you would expect from a tech product. Set it on the kitchen table or by the entryway, and it becomes a gentle hub for conversation. Instead of sending out alerts or lighting up with endless information, TOPI introduces topics when family members are together, using a display that feels inviting rather than commanding.
TILO gives a more humane spin on that drab office time card. Instead of something you dread, it welcomes you home with a familiar voice as soon as you step in the door and put in your personal card. It is the kind of touch that could easily become a small but meaningful ritual, the sound of someone who cares, right when you need it most.
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