LUMA REMOTE AIR
Close at hand
Design visualization · In development01 / A physical connection
Three keys
Entirely yours
No icons to search for. No extra screen. Three distinct scene slots, designed to be found by touch.
01
A gentler start
A place for your morning routine
Illustrative scene ideas, not implemented actions. Configuration and execution are still in development.
02 / A quiet response
A little light
Then quiet
One brief, warm pulse acknowledges a physical input. Not a scene result. Not a light that stays on.
Ready for a press
Interaction concept / Firmware and light-guide performance not yet tested
03 / Considered throughout
Quiet on the outside
Considered within
The shell, three keys, circuit board and battery each have their place inside one compact silhouette.
Black circuit board
The actual KiCad layout, with a black solder-mask material study.
A compact stack
A circuit board above the pouch cell, in its original assembly position.
True to the structure
Revealed through rendering, without reshaping the shell or inventing components.
Transparency is for visualization only. The black PCB is a finish proposal, not a frozen manufacturing specification.
04 / Room for the everyday
A small presence
Close at hand
Digital design dimensions / Key tops reach 12.15 mm / First-article fit and feel remain unverified
05 / A study in softness
The same Air
A different mood
Ivory is the starting point. A few soft tones explore how the same object might feel different.
Ivory
Exploratory finishes, not a confirmed colour lineup or a promise of physical appearance.
The design, in detail
The little things matter
The product
- Interface
- Three custom scene slots · No screen
- Construction
- 7 printed parts · Direct-press keycaps
- Enclosure
- 86 × 32 × 12 mm
Hardware design targets
- Controller
- ESP32-C3
- Connectivity
- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi · BLE for provisioning only
- Charging
- USB-C, charging only
- Selected cell
- LP402050 · 3.7 V · 400 mAh
- Validation
- Firmware, power, battery life and assembled RF remain unverified
Current stage & documentation
Air P0 is a digital engineering candidate, not a released product. CAD, schematics and PCB design exist. First prints, physical assembly, electrical validation and firmware implementation are still ahead.
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