The Skitter doorbell concept reimagines typical home technology by introducing a calming alternative to traditional doorbells. Instead of harsh sounds, it produces a gentle buzz, reminiscent of cicadas, enhancing the guest experience. Designed by Alex Mckeown, Skitter's artistic form—crafted from sandblasted aluminum—has a whimsical presence, blending functionality with aesthetics. The innovative device utilizes facial recognition to greet visitors with a soft light and kinetic movement. Emphasizing the natural rhythms of Aotearoa, it challenges conventional doorbell designs, creating a harmonious blend of technology and nature for modern homes.
Skitter replaces the sterile 'ding-dong' of traditional doorbells with a kinetic buzz, blending seamlessly into home environments while offering a subtle greeting.
Designed by Alex Mckeown, Skitter features an aluminum frame and a natural aesthetic that evokes the sounds and rhythms found in nature, creating an inviting experience.
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