Gadgets and just Gadgets

We all have it, what people call the “personal space” or “zone” - the area around us that if impeded on makes us uncomfortable. The Eclipse Office Partitioning System was developed to address the issue of privacy and lack there-of in open plan designs seen in workplaces today. Cubicles don’t exactly illicit hard work so Designer Marcus Curran wanted to create something for the not too distant future. A partitioning system that not only looks good but defines and protects our “personal space”.

The Eclipse Office Partitioning System enables desk dwellers to cover up their space with panels in varying degrees, and it even touts the ability to change colors throughout the day to liven up the mood. Furthermore, the unit includes an RFID sensor ,wireless charging mat, pillar-based speakers, an internal projection system and a built-in lighting system to boot.

Moreover it sports a desk, task chair, expandable hood, integrated speakers, and power all set on casters for true mobility. It makes me think of rollie pollies and I have yet to decide if that’s a good or bad thing. Could you work in something like this?

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art, concept, cubicle, design, desk, Eclipse Office Partitioning System, EclipseOfficePartitioningSystem, marcus ward curran, MarcusWardCurran, office, video, yanko[/tags]