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The Design Process

In the initial stages of development, we followed the conventional approach for electronic impression pads - creating a board and chip, and placing it in a clipboard. However, one day, a post-it note on a desk sparked an inspiration - what if we could integrate the chip into the notepad itself? This would make it the ultimate form of a close-up synchronous impression pad.

Excited by this inspiration, we embarked on a series of experiments to turn our vision into reality. Our understanding of the product evolved further, as we realized that it should not be limited to fixed housing. Instead, it should be versatile and customizable, with endless possibilities for users to make it their own.