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Kevin Noki's ADHD ONE: 3D-Printed Brick Phone for Digital Detox

architecture-design · 2026-10-16

Kevin Noki, a designer from Cologne, has introduced ADHD ONE, a Bluetooth-enabled handset inspired by the brick phones of the 1980s, designed solely for making calls with an iPhone. This Anti Distraction Handset Device showcases a tactile keypad, a small display, and a robust form factor. It incorporates an FSC-BT1026C Bluetooth module paired with Qualcomm's QCC3024 chip, along with a Raspberry Pi Pico, an OLED display, a microphone, a speaker, and a rechargeable lithium battery. Noki crafted the enclosure using Autodesk Fusion. Featuring a 19-key keypad, the device allows for personalized speaker grilles and antennas. While digital construction files are accessible on Noki's website, they do not include physical components or editable files. ADHD ONE is intended to simplify digital interactions by restricting usage to phone calls, rather than replacing a smartphone.

Key facts

  • Kevin Noki is a Cologne-based designer and maker.
  • ADHD ONE stands for Anti Distraction Handset Device.
  • The handset connects to an iPhone via Bluetooth and has no independent cellular connection.
  • It uses an FSC-BT1026C Bluetooth module based on Qualcomm's QCC3024 chip with Hands-Free Profile.
  • A Raspberry Pi Pico development board manages functions; components include OLED display, microphone, speaker, rechargeable lithium battery, and charging controller.
  • The enclosure was designed in Autodesk Fusion and produced via 3D printing.
  • It features a 19-key keypad and customization options: three speaker grille styles (Classic, Holes, Stripes) and three antenna designs (Retro, Slim, Screw).
  • Digital construction files are available for personal use, including STL files, UF2 firmware, Gerber and drill files, bill of materials, and quick start guide; editable CAD/PCB files and source code are not included.
  • A physical DIY kit is listed but not yet available.

Entities

Artists

  • Kevin Noki

Institutions

  • designboom
  • Autodesk
  • Qualcomm
  • Raspberry Pi

Locations

  • Cologne
  • Germany

Sources

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