Well, Generation Z is radically different than Millenials, this generation seems to have different approaches and goals when it comes to workplace. Worknic is a concept project dedicated for Gen Z, new category of workers. Worknic promises future-oriented to new ways to work, it provides the answer to growing demand of flexible workplace. This mobile work desk allows you step away from contemporary workspace and enjoy outdoor environment, as if you’re on a picnic while working. The creative design makes set up an outdoor work infrastructure effortless, user can choose their ideal locations to boost productivity and creativity, then set up the desk to work, quick and easy.
As we enter endemic phase, many employees don’t want to go back to the office as they have grown accustomed to the autonomy of remote work. It only makes sense to explore flexible work styles that would dramatically enhance productivity as well as efficiency, no?
Worknic Energy-Supplying Mobile Desk provides an opportunity to step away from familiar workspaces. This flexible workstation offers a place where you can work in a refreshing setting. Moreover, the smart design means that this folding desk also doubles as an electric scooter for personal transportation. The screen at the top of the Light Tower has a vertical driving UI that informs you about speed and basic navigation when in mobility mode. In desk mode, the display transforms into a horizontal UI and informs you about current Worknic activities. User can use the battery to power their smartphone/laptop when needed thanks to built-in outlets.
It is also possible to use Worknic scooters as shared mobility service which can be rented at designated stations. Worknic can promote local tourist destinations in collaboration with local governments, it encourages personal development through activities such as sketching, reading, and many more.
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Designers: Woojin Jang, Dowan Kim, Seokoo Yeo, Suyeon Lee, and Jungmin Park
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