For quite a while, I've wanted to design a mixed reality headset, but it wasn't until a few months ago I was able to use a real, not-phone-based headset and understand what it would need. Now, here is Hito Vision, a flagship mixed reality headset with some interesting optics and Hito Connect Core. As usual, your feedback is always appreciated!

From the start of my desktop PC concept work, I wanted to bring Surface Book-like versatility to the desktop. Many of us already have a quality touch-screen display on our laptops, so why not merge that with the power of a desktop tower? As usual, feedback is always appreciated!

Desktop PC's are great for gamers and power users, but that performance is only utilized part of the time. What if we could easily stream performance securely and privately from a sort of 'performance hub' to any device we wanted? As usual, feedback is always appreciated!

I've had this project in the works for well over a year now. First, I introduced it as the Clover Book in some teaser shots, now it's Hito Book. This detachable laptop is inspired by the Surface Book, but with a Hito twist. As usual, feedback is always appreciated!

I've been working on a whole new Hito family of hardware for a few months and it's finally coming together to publish. This is the first of quite a few concept devices: Hito Phone₂. As usual, feedback is always appreciated!

When I published my first Hito Phone B project, I wanted to make a more budget oriented Hito Phone. Now, I've updated it with the features in Hito Phone₂. As usual, feedback is always appreciated

In the same vein as Hito Phone H, my concept smart home phone, I wanted to rethink the feature phone. Specifically, as feature phones are becoming 'detox phones' from social media, tracking, and having to be always on. So, here's Hito Phone F: a stripped back phone with Google Assistant, a great camera, and the basics of what a phone needs to do. As usual, feedback is always appreciated!

Earlier this year I published my Hito Watch project, and I've already updated it! Hito Watch₁ was a bit simple with only 1 button, and I had left out music playback. With this second version, I wanted to add more features, more buttons, and generally polish it up. As usual, feedback is always appreciated!