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Uniwars

par Typodermic
Styles individuels à partir de $69.95 USD
Famille complète de 16 polices: $169.95 USD
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La famille de polices Uniwars a été conçue par Ray Larabie et publiée par Typodermic. Uniwars contient 16 styles et options de package familial. En savoir plus sur cette famille

Uniwars Complete Family

 16 polices

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$10.62 USD

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$169.95 USD

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Some of the most expensive products a designer has to brand are also awkwardly shaped for ordinary type. A bicycle down tube, robot arm, drone boom, pipeline or pressure vessel may provide plenty of length but very little height. Set a conventional sans in the middle and the name can look undersized; spread the letters apart and the word begins to lose its shape. Uniwars solves the problem with width built into the letters themselves. Its extended capitals turn short company names, product families and model designations into long, low marks that can travel naturally along engineered surfaces.

That geometry grew from a particular strain of Japanese industrial identity. After moving to Japan, designer Ray Larabie kept encountering broad, constructed techno-industrial logos with the look of lettering worked out on graph paper. Rooted in the 1970s and 1980s, that visual language remained visible on Japanese machinery, corporate marks and vehicle badges. Uniwars develops those proportions into an angular, modular display typeface rather than a generic science-fiction effect; its name reaches back to the 1980 arcade shooter UniWar-S.

Electric bicycles and cargo bikes give Uniwars an especially practical job. Battery-bearing down tubes, frame members and other long structural surfaces can make compact wordmarks disappear. Uniwars lets a short brand or model name occupy the frame without resorting to excessive tracking. The same idea carries into electric motorcycles, performance components and battery systems.

Industrial robotics works at another scale. Collaborative robot arms, warehouse automation, semiconductor equipment and autonomous material-handling systems need manufacturer names and equipment-series identities across housings, rails and articulated structures. Uniwars can handle that branded layer while a conventional sans carries controls, warnings and specifications.

Hydrogen systems, pipelines, pressure vessels, pumps, compressors, cargo drones, eVTOL aircraft and other emerging hardware present the same underlying problem: long surfaces that reward a wide, shallow mark. Across sixteen styles, Uniwars turns that physical constraint into a reason for choosing the typeface.

Concepteurs: Ray Larabie

Fonderie: Typodermic

MyFonts débout: Feb 11, 2009

Uniwars

À propos Typodermic

Welcome to Typodermic Fonts, a spirited type foundry rooted in Nagoya, Japan, started by the Canadian typeface designer, Raymond Larabie in 2001. Our library brims with 500+ diverse typefaces to fuel creativity in graphic design, advertising, web, and app development. As digital type pioneers, we adopted web fonts and app licensing early, consistently pushing the design envelope. With Canadian heart and Japanese precision, we're your global partners in extraordinary typography. Explore Typodermic Fonts—where creativity meets character.

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