Eighteen submersible touch-interface designs for a sealed phone — built to the same depth and weight math, different sensing channels.
Nereid puts a sealed dry-air pocket over the phone’s own screen, with a water-immune sensing layer on the outside. One physics stack — many interfaces.
Every card in the catalog fixes on sensing architecture, construction, a weight budget from material densities, sealing, and the one trade-off that decides whether you’d choose it.
Four corner load cells. Housing material is the design question.
Same shell envelope — swap the physics for gloves, precision, or cost.
Window becomes a viewport. Keys, puck, tilt, voice — real weight savings.
Packability, 100 m depth, float, torso, wrist nav.




Trade resolution or gestures for waterproof magnetics, acoustics, or thirty-year industrial reliability.






| Priority | Pick | Why | Weight | Depth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prove the category | B8 Resistive | Lowest tech risk & cost | 144 g | 6 m |
| Fielded product | A3 Skeleton | Swap scratched glass in under a minute | 168 g | 10 m |
| Minimum mass | C12 Tilt | Deletes the sensing stack | 96 g | 6 m |
| Real diving depth | D15 Oilfill | Pressure compensation, not thicker walls | 178 g | 100 m |
| Max abuse | A4 Titan-20 | Spinel + Ti, past standard drop heights | 205 g | 20 m |
CAD files ready for FDM / CNC soft tooling — PETG or ASA shells, COTS seals, pressure-test before water.
Fastest fit-check shells. Validate seal geometry and phone cavity on the bench.
Field-replaceable cartridge is the product story — prove the two-seal interface.
Oilfill-100 and Titan-20 only after recreational 6–20 m stack is proven.
Interface Catalog Rev A — engineering targets from first-principles geometry. MIL-STD-810H methods as design goals, not certified results.