Lego Flow Studio
Design Philosophy
This product focuses on extending the lifecycle of regular LEGO sets.
It empowers teenagers to create their own LEGO films through stop-motion videos—elevating play beyond traditional building.
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Young Kids (4–9): High engagement and purchase activity.
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Pre-teens (7–12): Peak interest in building and creativity.
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Teens (13–17): Less frequent play, but continued interest in building.
Children's engagement with LEGO often declines around ages 9–12
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Many sets become static displays and are rarely played with again.
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36 billion LEGO bricks produced each year.
Over 115 tons of LEGO waste each year.
Extend the lifecycle of LEGO products by giving players new ways to engage with their existing sets.
What is Stop Motion?
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Taking a still image of a fixed model, then moving the model slightly and taking another.
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Put lots of these images together in a sequence, it gives the impression of motion.
Lego Flow Studio is equipped with all critical functions for video making.
Stop motion video Peter made in junior high
Pete's fun sketch
Ideation for problem solving, fun sketch to innovate based on styling.
Peter's sketch brings fun while innovate beyond product's legacy!
mock up
High flexibility makes the product folded into a suitcase. Bring your studio to everywhere!
Greater engagement encourages continued interest in LEGO products
Stop-Motion Filming
Lego Flow Studio
Play For Entertain!
Design to innovate based on styling. Lego Flow Studio brings comprehensive experiences to the user.
Comprehensive Experience
Studio Suitcase
High Flexibility
Finger Touch Buttons
Camera+
Lighting system+
Microphone+
Cell phone Control+
hologram background
Lightweight
fold into a suitcase
Highly flexible design to adjust shooting angles
Modify light intensity and colors
multi-function
Dubbing your character customized sound
Varies light colors and mode for illumination
Control the motion angle with 360 degree flexibility
2 hours charging
8 hours battery life
design features
Finger touch button
regulate light intensity and colors
Develop an entertaining Stop Motion Kit tailored for teenagers aged 15-19 who have lost interest in traditional Lego products.
Stop-Motion Filming
360 Degree Camera
engineering
The volumetric study analyzes the internal components of the product, demonstrating a clear understanding of engineering principles.
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A volumetric study examines how internal components are spatially arranged within a product’s outer shell. It ensures efficient use of space, proper alignment, and structural support for parts such as circuit boards, sensors, batteries, and connectors.
This process is critical for maintaining compact form factors, simplifying assembly, and ensuring manufacturability. It also accounts for airflow, cable routing, and material thicknesses to support performance and durability.
The kit enhances play value by introducing a fresh system that goes beyond Lego’s classic offerings,
integrating a new dimension into its product lineup.
Designed to spark creativity, the Stop Motion Kit leverages existing Lego bricks to boost storytelling within themed sets, encouraging teens to spend more time with their peers for creative activity.
