Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Chaewon Lee designed TUNO by tracing the hand movements of three professional DJs across a CDJ deck — and building the resulting patterns directly into the shape of the device. The result is a ring-shaped wearable controller that fits an entire DJ setup into one hand: a spring-loaded button for beat-matching, a click wheel and scroll for EQ, and wireless earbuds that respond to head tilts to monitor each deck.
Read the full story on how the research shaped the design, and what TUNO's ring form is actually built to solve: urdesignmag.com/chaewon-lee-tuno-wearable-dj-controller-ring
Design: Chaewon Lee (@cherryonarchive)
Developed through the Samsung Design Membership program
#TUNO #DJcontroller #wearabletech #industrialdesign #productdesign
Chaewon Lee designed TUNO by tracing the hand movements of three professional DJs across a CDJ deck — and building the resulting patterns directly into the shape of the device. The result is a ring-shaped wearable controller that fits an entire DJ setup into one hand: a spring-loaded button for beat-matching, a click wheel and scroll for EQ, and wireless earbuds that respond to head tilts to monitor each deck.
Read the full story on how the research shaped the design, and what TUNO's ring form is actually built to solve: urdesignmag.com/chaewon-lee-tuno-wearable-dj-controller-ring
Design: Chaewon Lee (@cherryonarchive)
Developed through the Samsung Design Membership program
#TUNO #DJcontroller #wearabletech #industrialdesign #productdesign










