White: soft, simple, familiar.
The white study gives the handheld a quieter presence, with a matte enclosure and a pale circular touch disc. We are considering moulded materials such as PC/ABS for this direction. The appeal is a shape that feels approachable, with enough contrast to keep the board and its controls easy to find. The final texture, colour consistency and durability need physical samples.
Dark titanium: a colour direction.
The darker render explores satin charcoal, fine surface texture and restrained edge highlights. Dark titanium describes the look; it does not promise a solid titanium shell. We are evaluating coloured polymers and aluminium options, with comfort, weight, wireless connectivity and production cost all part of the decision. Any metal construction would need its own tested design.
A touch surface with a job to do.
The circular trackpad should feel comfortable beneath a thumb and let you follow a selection without covering the board. We are exploring a separate nonmetallic surface for capacitive sensing, whether the surrounding enclosure is moulded or metal. Surface thickness, texture, finish and sensitivity need to work together. The images illustrate a smooth touch disc, not a finished sensor or mechanism.