Studio NDI aims to replace traditional electric blankets with a safer alternative that utilizes hydraulic warming technology called Warmflow Messenger. Designed as an emotionally viable option, it presents none of the common concerns associated with using an electric blanket, like electromagnetic radiation, dryness, overheating, and even short circuits.
Instead, this emerging innovative home product serves as a hydraulic warming mattress host and uses a gentle, water-circulation heating system. It’s a tangible interpretation of emotional design language that easily “integrates into the home environment and resonates with users on an emotional level.”
Since Warmflow Messenger runs on hydraulic warming, then it has none of the above-mentioned concerns associated with electric blankets. Thus, paving way for users to have a warm and comfortable restful sleep. Functionality aside, this device gets its design inspiration from classic street mailbox.
It symbolizes trust, anticipation, and communication and references the warm feeling one gets when receiving letters from the mail. “We envisioned ‘warmth’ as a ‘letter’ that needs to be delivered properly. The host is like a quiet, reliable ‘messenger,’ accurately and evenly delivering ‘warmth’ to the sleeping area, guarding a full night’s sleep.”
Warmflow Messenger’s arched design has a port at the top for water refills. At back is a well-designed cable management system to ensure a clean and tidy setup. Its water electricity system is separate to eliminate potentials leaks and it pumps water quietly for undisturbed sleep.
This heater’s constant temperature and humidity algorithm ensures all-night moist warmth. It also offers smart app controls for customization of sleep-warming curves. Meanwhile, a mechanical dial offers manual precise temperature adjustment. Warmflow Messenger maintains a sleek and clean aesthetic with a smudge-resistant and lightweight ABS plastic body with metallic finish.
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