Design for Play

Playing is an act best done in groups larger than two. But who’s to say that playing alone is not fun too?

Mammals have a tendency to play. Playfulness is a feature generally exhibited in early childhood and continues to develop into adulthood in many different forms, ranging from innocent board games to serious acts of destruction.

They say it’s healthy to get out of the box and be silly to keep the creative juices flowing. So, in order to keep up the momentum with our Connected Air Care project and crack the puzzle of social interactivity between people, we’ve decided to try and understand how to engage human beings, namely young creative millennials who think they’re all that.

After much contemplation and planning, the team at Slingshot Labs decided to hop onto the playground and get wild. The reason being – other than wanting to disrupt the peace –…

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