![]() From posting in ITWire by Alex Zaharov-Reutt Zebra Technologies recently received its 5th consecutive Red Dot recognition for design. The ZC100 & 300 Series Card Printers received a Red Dot in the 2019 Product Design category for its user-centered design approach. Zebra Technologies is leading the industry with products that enable users to gain performance while maintaining a focus on user-friendly innovations. Zebra ZC series card printers are a unique blend of sleek, industrial design in a lightweight and easy-to-manage package. With the industry's slimmest profile and lowest clearance and small footprint, the ZC card printer can be tucked away under a counter, placed on a shelf or conveniently used on an average office desktop. The ZC series card printers securely print a wide range of credentials including IDs, payment, membership and loyalty plastic cards. ZC100, ZC300 and the field-upgradable ZC350 card printer feature innovations focused on end-user needs such as simplicity of operation, ease of loading and reloading consumables, and self-aligning media with intuitive card loading and removal. Per the Zaharov-Reutt article, Curt Croley, Senior Director, Innovation and Design, Zebra Technologies said, "Our design leverages Zebra’s best-in-class card printing technologies combined with a thoughtful user-centred design approach. Zebra’s commitment to creative, intuitive and effective design for enterprise customers helps us deliver unprecedented visibility and productivity at the edge of our customers’ operations.” Video: Red Dot awards. Zebra 50th anniversary article from Alex Zaharov-Reutt. Red Dot stands for belonging to the best in design and business. Our international design competition, the “Red Dot Design Award”, is aimed at all those who would like to distinguish their business activities through design. The distinction is based on the principle of selection and presentation. Excellent design is selected by competent expert juries in the areas of product design, communication design, and design concepts. Comments are closed.
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