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This was such a fun concept exploration.
We received a brief to create a robot mascot that feels modern, minimal, and premium. So we started playing with motion, sound, and subtle gradients to build a proof of concept.
The biggest challenge was giving the little bot a personality without making it feel childish. That led us down a "less is more" approach, focusing on the tiny details that make something feel alive. 🤖
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