For ORI Future, the future of beverages lies at the intersection of design, technology, and human creativity.

@ Hotel Design

The gap between a drink that feels considered and one that feels assembled is almost entirely about the details most people overlook. Ice is the obvious one.

@ YANKO Design

The device demonstrates that kitchen appliances are becoming increasingly specialized. While you previously primarily had a coffee maker or blender on the countertop, Ori Future is now aiming to largely automate the "home bar" experience.

@ Whisky Monkeys

Ice molds even Tony Stark can't say no to!

@ GadgetFlow

The ORI Mix looks almost like an espresso machine, but a full-fledged cocktail mixer.

@ Notebook Check

ORI Future stated repeatedly to visitors: technology should carry the tedious, repeatable parts of hospitality — measuring, timing, consistency — so the person making the drink has more attention left for the people they’re making it for. Creativity, presentation and the act of sharing stay human. Seen that way, the ORI Future home-bar ecosystem is less a replacement for skill than scaffolding for it.

@thestatuslife