X-RAY by Tokujin Yoshioka for KDDI

Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka has created a transparent mobile phone.

Called X-RAY, the design was created for telecommunications company KDDI and will be on show KDDI Designing Studio in Tokyo from 19 October.

See all our stories about Tokujin Yoshioka ยป

Here’s a little text from the designer:
X-RAY for KDDI iida by Tokujin Yoshioka
Apart from arranging visual appearance, I have pondered a design without a shape. This collaboration project started with an enthusiasm of designing a new mobile phone that infuses a fresh, striking idea into today’s diversified mobile designs. I came to reach an idea of “designing from inside.”

X-RAY is a brand new proposal of a mobile phone with its beautiful transparency and deep texture made by using a special material.
See also:
.
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
| Nokia E-Cu by Patrick Hyland |
iPhonekiller by Ronen Kadushin |
Phone that drinks coke by Daizi Zheng |
Read more
Recommended stories
Tokujin Yoshioka designs transparent smartphone for KDDI
Tokujin Yoshioka launches mobile phone
Apple and Issey Miyake create expandable “extra pocket” for iPhones
Five innovative smartphones and dumbphones that put design first
Infinix debuts Pininfarina-designed Note 60 Ultra phone
KDDI shows new Fukasawa prototype
Students turn lightweight smartphone glass into structural installations


