Co-founder and Creative Director of London based design studio Dentaku, Yuri Suzuki is one of the creators of Ototo , an experimental PCB-based synthesiser which allows users to combine sensors, input/output and touch pads to easily create their own DIY electronic musical instrument.
Mark McKeague co-founded Dentaku in 2013, working with clients such as Wieden and Kennedy and Unilever and led the development of Dentaku's first product Ototo.
The idea for Ototo was initially conceived by Yuri Suzuki, and draws from his previous research at Teenage Engineering and the development of the product Oplab. Ototo means 'younger brother' in Japanese - so we think of it as a sibling of the Oplab. In February 2014, Dentaku ran a successful Kickstarter campaign to fund the first production project.
Primo completed a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2013 with a simple mission: introducing programming logic to children, taking them from a basic introduction at preliterate age all the way to the command line. It is an intuitive and tactile product, designed with natural materials to hide all electronic components for a magical and playful learning experience.
Technology will save us is a purpose driven business educating young people on skills for the 21st century. Bethany founded the business in 2011, before which she was Social Impact Director at Wolff Olins
This talk will outline a brief history of TWSU, it's inception, kits and vision for the future.
Min-Kyu is a creative at heart. Having studied Illustration, Design Interaction and more recently Design Products at the Royal College of Art, the Folding Plug design concept is his brainchild that won numerous awards and went on to become the Mu.
Min-Kyu has exhibited his work globally and is a named inventor of multiple patents.
