Forget the Firm Handshake, BANDAI SPIRITS' Auto-Transforming Business Card Case Presents Your Card on Cue
SummaryThe Auto-Transforming Business Card Case is the first product in BANDAI SPIRITS' new Mobile Stationery seriesBuilt in ABS using the brand's Chogokin manufacturing know-how, it shifts from a card-presenting posture into a complete transformation that dispenses a card automaticallyThe unit ships in three colorways, spanning “Black,” “Standard” and “Toy” finishesBANDAI SPIRITS is applying its toy-engineering pedigree to the office desk with the Auto-Transforming Business Card Case, the launch entry in a new line the company calls Mobile Stationery.…
Rather than a passive holder, the piece is engineered to move, snappin…
The core of the design is its mechanism.
The case starts in what the source frames as the ideal posture for off…
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