Day 3 Found a problem " Unsafe Workspace station"

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Today we had the briefing for concept design "1" felt like it was pretty much similar to this module's as well. 

Protective Gears 
Did a little research on the medical industry 
felt like it's too saturated. 

Thought of a remote working station environment /common area in the house, where both parents and their children work and study all at the same time. 


Smart portable cubicles connected to the rest of the house, and the other cubicles as well if needed. 


Cubicles like this but portable and compact 


Something close to this but not meant for sleeping but working/studying yet portable as well. 


Connectivity to rest of the house must be a key factor, so parents can monitor their kids performance and safety while at the convinces of their own workspace. 


In terms of setup something close to gaming gadgets but not yet gaming.


It would have an all digital stationary like sticky notes, alarm, reminder, highlighters etc within to make sure once you're in you don't leave for getting anything else from outside. 




Design wise something transparent or clear like so the user would be able to see everything around them but sound proof on the inside.

It should be good for the back with a well thought of in terms of ergonomic. 


The smart remote space would be able to connect to all you're devices and allow you make calls send emails, So you wouldn't need to carry any devices inside. 



            Existing products in the market 

 
Vanishing screen 



           
                         Magic mirror
                    Raspberry Pi framed

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