A night navigation system designed for insomniacs
"A night navigation system designed for insomniacs", the service design plan display page, the main screen is an overhead view of the four night paths of the bedroom, kitchen, balcony, and bathroom, with extremely thin…
Prompt
"A night navigation system designed for insomniacs", the service design plan display page, the main screen is an overhead view of the four night paths of the bedroom, kitchen, balcony, and bathroom, with extremely thin luminous lines marking the route that least disturbs the family. Next to it is the design of supporting objects such as soft night lights, silent slippers, low-brightness clocks, soothing audio players, etc. The title is restrained and gentle, and the color is indigo, gray blue, and milk white. The overall picture is like a joint proposal from IKEA + a medical sleep research institution, with both functional rationality and emotional comfort. The proportions 16:9.
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