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Brand Profile
LAUTIE
LAUTIE is an EDC studio founded in Kunming, China, in 2017 by craftsman Yangman and designer Niko. Its documented product range spans mechanical sliders, spinners, fidget rings and haptic coins.
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| Founded | 2017 |
|---|---|
| Country | China |
| Mapped family guides | 2 |
| Documented structures | CHOC: mechanical stepped feedback. Jackpot: magnetic feedback with rotating number axles. |
Origins and identity
LAUTIE identifies craftsman Yangman and designer Niko as its creators. Its official history dates the studio’s foundation to 2017 in Kunming, Yunnan, China. The same timeline records the launch of its global official website in 2023.
CHOC and Jackpot illustrate two distinct documented constructions: CHOC is a mechanical slider, while Jackpot uses magnetic feedback with rotating number axles. The BIT series and Mechanic rings broaden the recorded range beyond those guides. Devil Milk Cap is listed as a collaboration within the ACEdc-led Milk Cap family, rather than counted as a separate LAUTIE-owned family.
Source: lautie.com
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Family guides
Collaborations
Catalogue archive
Earlier names and labels, grouped by the year recorded in the catalogue. These years are not verified first release dates.
2018
AS RECORDED2021
AS RECORDED2023
AS RECORDEDMechanic C
16 editions as recorded2024
AS RECORDEDCarnival Roulette
6 editions as recordedMechanic Thorns
13 editions as recorded2025
AS RECORDEDMechanic I
10 editions as recordedBIT04
1 edition as recordedShowdown
3 editions as recorded2026
AS RECORDEDFrog
3 editions as recordedDescriptions were not recorded for these catalogue entries.
View source table 9 records
| Name | Year as recorded | Type | Edition label as recorded | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Noiz | 2018 | Spinner | 31 editions | Not recorded |
| Devil Milk Cap | 2021 | Haptic Coin | 16 editions | Not recorded |
| Mechanic C | 2023 | Fidget Ring | 16 editions | Not recorded |
| Carnival Roulette | 2024 | Slider | 6 editions | Not recorded |
| Mechanic Thorns | 2024 | Fidget Ring | 13 editions | Not recorded |
| Mechanic I | 2025 | Fidget Ring | 10 editions | Not recorded |
| BIT04 | 2025 | Slider | 1 edition | Not recorded |
| Showdown | 2025 | Haptic Coin | 3 editions | Not recorded |
| Frog | 2026 | Slider | 3 editions | Not recorded |
LAUTIE questions, answered
Who founded LAUTIE, and where did it begin?
LAUTIE identifies craftsman Yangman and designer Niko as its creators. Its official history dates the studio’s foundation to 2017 in Kunming, Yunnan, China. The 2023 milestone on that timeline is the launch of its global official website.
Do CHOC and Jackpot use the same feedback system?
No. CHOC is documented as a mechanical slider with stepped feedback. Jackpot uses magnetic feedback with rotating number axles. Their shared LAUTIE identity does not make those constructions interchangeable. CHOC guide · Jackpot guide
Why does Devil Milk Cap link to an ACEdc family guide?
Devil Milk Cap is recorded as a LAUTIE collaboration within the ACEdc-led Milk Cap family. The Wiki keeps that collaboration visible without counting it as a separate LAUTIE-owned family. Milk Cap family and Devil subline
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