In the hand
A vessel must be held, lifted, poured, and returned. The interaction continues after the screen gives an instruction.
Every part. One experience.
Inside the instruments that bring the ritual to life.
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One considered experience.

A cocktail instrument works where several disciplines meet: a vessel holds, a sensor measures, software interprets, and an interface guides. Industrial design brings those functions into the hand, the glass, and the room.
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BARSYS 360 / PRODUCT DESIGNBefore a system can guide a quantity, it needs a reference. Weight sensing links the vessel to the recipe target. A stable surface and a correctly zeroed reading matter.

FORM / INTERFACE / MATERIAL BOUNDARYThe surface, the stance, the point of contact. Each shapes the relationship between an instrument and the person using it.
A vessel must be held, lifted, poured, and returned. The interaction continues after the screen gives an instruction.
A removable tin separates a washable vessel from a powered base. That separation makes care part of the design.
A light signal is both interface and presence. It should communicate clearly without turning the evening into a control panel.
Compare what each product does and what you do yourself.


Light-guided pouring
MSRP $79.99 USD


Weight-based measurement
MSRP $69.99 USD


Automated dispensing
MSRP $375.00 USD
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