Adam Miklosi Studio

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Adam Miklosi Studio My name is Adam Miklosi, I am a freelance industrial designer based in Budapest.

Having worked on various product developments starting from the concept up until mass production, I have gained wide experience in consumer electronics & healthcare industry.

Exploring an editorial approach to contextual product visualization with Gliph (1). Made in VizcomNothing Community  not...
29/10/2026

Exploring an editorial approach to contextual product visualization with Gliph (1).

Made in Vizcom

Nothing Community not affiliated with Nothing

Gliph (1)Introducing a new dimension of interaction.Gliph (1) is a six-sided, fully customizable physical interface that...
22/10/2026

Gliph (1)

Introducing a new dimension of interaction.

Gliph (1) is a six-sided, fully customizable physical interface that transforms digital interactions into intuitive, tangible experiences.

Each face features a programmable Glyph Matrix, allowing users to assign a unique function and visual identity to every side. Simply rotate the cube to activate the function facing upwards.

From music controls and smart home automation to AI assistance, notifications, and productivity tools, Gliph (1) puts six personalized shortcuts into one playful device.

No menus. No distractions. Just a simple twist to switch between your digital essentials.

Nothing Community

An unofficial fan concept inspired by Nothing . Not affiliated with Nothing.

GLIPH (1) - Nothing affiliated with Nothing, just a fan concept.Coming soon ;)
21/10/2026

GLIPH (1) - Nothing affiliated with Nothing, just a fan concept.
Coming soon ;)

スクレーパー for Render Weekly   Inspired by traditional Japanese hand tools and the minimalist design language of Kakuri , th...
14/10/2026

スクレーパー for Render Weekly

Inspired by traditional Japanese hand tools and the minimalist design language of Kakuri , this scraper concept explores simplicity, functionality, and honest materials. A solid wooden handle houses a replaceable stainless steel blade, secured with two screws for easy maintenance. The straightforward construction combines a tactile, natural grip with a clean, timeless aesthetic.

Modeled in Rhino, rendered with Vizcom

My take on the latest Render Weekly scraper challenge.A slightly bent plywood handle paired with a replaceable steel bla...
13/10/2026

My take on the latest Render Weekly scraper challenge.

A slightly bent plywood handle paired with a replaceable steel blade. Exploring how a simple material and a subtle curve can bring a more comfortable grip and a warmer, tactile character to an everyday tool.

Still a work in progress, but the concept is taking shape. What do you think?

Made in Rhino, rendered in Vizcom

The first prototypes of Contour are in test mode now! I just love the amazing veneer pattern combination and woodwork do...
02/10/2026

The first prototypes of Contour are in test mode now!
I just love the amazing veneer pattern combination and woodwork done by Multipraktik | Plywood & Pattern Studio

Would you test it? 🙋🏻‍♂️

A sneak peek of something exciting in collab with Multipraktik | Plywood & Pattern Studio is coming! 💥 Can you guess wha...
17/09/2026

A sneak peek of something exciting in collab with Multipraktik | Plywood & Pattern Studio is coming! 💥

Can you guess what it is?

There's always a cute 3D-printed prototype behind my "AI slop."😄
05/08/2026

There's always a cute 3D-printed prototype behind my "AI slop."😄

Back in the garage after crossing the planet. 🌁
25/06/2026

Back in the garage after crossing the planet. 🌁

Still processing the fact that Fabracers made it all the way from an idea, a sketch, and a piece of aluminum profile to ...
14/06/2026

Still processing the fact that Fabracers made it all the way from an idea, a sketch, and a piece of aluminum profile to being exhibited at San Francisco Design Week.

This year, my Fabracers collection was featured in Vizcom’s “Where Design Begins” exhibition, showcasing how designers, engineers, and makers are integrating AI into their creative process—from first sketch to final object. Seeing the physical prototypes displayed alongside the digital workflow that helped shape them was a special moment.

A huge thank you to the Vizcom team for creating such an inspiring exhibition and for giving designers from around the world a platform to share their work. It is an honor to be included among so many talented makers, designers, and innovators.

And thank you to everyone who stopped by, took a closer look at the cars, asked questions, and shared conversations... 🙏

Photo credit: Ken Hamel | Professional Event Photographer

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Budapest

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