Tinkware made an announcement on the 14th that its black box "Inabi Z3000" won the main prize in the product category at the "2020 iF Design Awards."

The iF Design Awards, organized by the International Forum Design in Germany, is one of the top three design awards in the world along with the Red Dot Design Awards in Germany and the IDEA Design Awards in the U.S.

Tinkware Black Box is recognized for its product design identity by continuously winning domestic and foreign design awards, including the U.S. IDEA, Finup Design Awards and Good Design Awards, by organizing simple and sophisticated designs that fit its function and space.

The award-winning "Inabi Z3000" is applied with an edge design that protrudes from the center and disappears to give the front a feeling reminiscent of a car’s bonnet. In addition, it is designed to look different depending on angle by wearing a pattern of oblique stripes, and it also naturally connects front-facing security LEDs and implements a unified design. In addition, the company plans to lower part composition and material costs by using mold patterns, injection flow, and corrosion without any additional processing considering the production process of the products, while planning to design them with a quality design overall in terms of price.

In addition, ‘INABIZ3000’ is a product that has functions such as FHD image quality, permanent night vision, reverse light correction, FVSA (Front Vehicle Departure Notice) and iNavi Connected Service, which is a real-time communication function. Tinkware also won the iF Design Awards for the fifth consecutive year and was named the World Design Index Top 50.

"We are very proud that our black box product designs have been continuously awarded and recognized both at home and abroad," said Choi Eun-ho, head of Tinkware’s design office. "We will continue to implement trendy designs tailored to not only product functions, but also vehicle environment and performance, and strive to further enhance product value with the differentiated competitiveness of Ainabi."