Danish Interpretation Systems, who develops and produces high-end equipment to be used in parliaments and at conferences, asked us to design a new infrared sound receiver as a part of their wide range of products for politicians and business people.
The primary design challenge in the project was to develop a beautiful and cohesive principle for the pocket clips on the front of the unit. This was solved by shaping the clip function as a wide smile that solves the practical and gives the IR-receiver its characteristic look.









This touch screen controlled microphone unit with queue control, vote and agenda facilities is the latest in the line of products Spin Doc Design & Engineering has developed in co-operation with DIS.
We have been in charge of the physical industrial design of the unit as well as the design of the graphic user interface (GUI), while DIS´s own engineers have constructed the unit and their programmers have developed the software behind the GUI. The product has been developed from scratch as a thoroughly new concept and carried through by a working group with great continuity in the staff throughout the single phases of the project. This has resulted in an efficient process and an excellent result, which all involved parts are very happy with.
DC 6990P has recently been installed in the room of the EU-committee in the Danish parlament.


Our primary success criteria is the status of our clients’ bottom line. If the products sells well, we probably did something right in the process. We know that the industrial design is only one part of the chain of development that leads to a market success. But it’s the part that can make or break the whole thing. It is all about showing that you mean it, showing that your product has the quality to beat the competition. The design effort may be only skin deep, but it’s the outer skin of the product that has to communicate the marketing values and technical features that sell it. That is where we come in: At the point of sale. Whether it’s about the consumer’s impulsive shopping decision or the professional’s careful consideration, good design can make the difference between sale and no sale.















