Last week, Varia Instruments launched their new DJ mixer! After more than a year of development, the final product is on the market. Creative Hub accompanied Simon Schär and Marcel Schneider, the team behind Varia Instruments, during their one-year coaching period. At the end of the coaching year, we reflect and look forward.
After months of development and hours of fine-tuning, the time has come: Read on, supported by Creative Business Coaching, brings us its ultra-flat reading glasses integrated into iPhone cases. Here are the details of this worldwide news:
The RDM20 DJ mixer from Varia Instruments is getting a big brother: On October 15th, the Club Mixer RDM40 will be launched. Simon Schär and Marcel Schneider from Varia Instruments (supported by Creative Business Coaching) now have a new—and even bigger—mixer on offer.
Even if the world seemed to have stood still for the past few months, it was as busy as an anthill in the workshop of Varia Instruments.
Self and employment: Who knows an accurate description of "self-employment"? Anyone who builds their own business knows that the art of self-employment is finding the middle ground, the balance, and to prevent "self-employment" from becoming self-exploitation.
Back from our Innosuisse Camp on the topic of internationalization, we feel how the verve and motivation of the California startup scene captures and drives our Read on project
Hyperaktiv has just invited a selection of Swiss designers for a reinterpretation of the design of the protective mask. The aim is a virtual exhibition in May and a physical vernissage in September.
Anne Tu Quoc sews shoes and accessories for toddlers with her “Petit Mai” label. The Corona crisis brought business almost to a standstill. But when a door closes, another opens in another place: her brother, a doctor at a hospital, requested her to sew protective masks. And out of nowhere, it developed into a real business, with which she still supports the stock of the protective masks in Switzerland.
In the midst of the technological revolution, new, sleek, shiny metal gadgets show the promise of a better life. A better life for us, the consumer. The question remains though, where does that leave the people who can’t afford these gadgets? Is the technological revolution inclusive? Or is it just making the lives of the more privileged, even more privileged? Can we move towards a new future with everyone together?
On the last weekend of September, Design Days 2019 took place in Geneva. Creative Hub also took part, providing a stall for supported projects.
Products that meet the specific needs of people with disabilities: a beneficial idea, or discrimination? Product designer Alain Zanchetta dared to venture into this field of creative tension. And almost lost his nerve in the process.
Geneva-based product designer Søren Henrichsen has a biography marked by exciting twists and turns. Creative “twists” can also be found in his design objects. On his path to success, he received helpful coaching from Creative Hub.
