Named after artist Joan Miró, this remote control is a perfect example of how to handle proportions. It successfully manages to arrange the right number of buttons and the touchscreen in well-balanced ratios on an elongated design. Only the most frequently used buttons are retained, with all other functions being integrated into the touch user interface. Miro is machined from a single piece of anodised brushed aluminium. In the smart home, the device can operate any compatible devices.
Statement by the Jury
Miro displays precise execution and a faultless finish. The reduction down to just a few buttons – and the arrangement of those buttons – is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also makes it easier to operate.
