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The Fuzion Logo

The logo is inspired by a Japanese Kamon showing the unity of functional, object-oriented and imperative paradigms of software development.

Features of the Fuzion Logo

This is what makes the Fuzion logo unique

• The three shapes consist of perfectly round circle segments, no corners except for the sharp tail
• Use of three different colors (white, dark lilac, lavender) in the three areas
• Small dots use the same colors, rotated by 120°
• The three segments are separated and surrounded by a thick black line
• the center is a black triangle

Similar Designs

There are many ancient and modern sources that use similar symbols, here are some examples:

• The Gankyil 'wheel of joy', tibetan symbol nor bu gsum -khyil even has a unicode character ࿋. Very nice are the "Three spheres" (Sanskrit: trimandala; Tibetan: འཁོར་གསུམ།'khor gsum). The conceptualizations pertaining to:
  • subject,
  • object, and
  • action
  that could be translated to Fuzion as
  • feature/function,
  • data, and
  • effect
• Tomoe
• Kamon — Japanese Traditional Identity Design
• 'Hidari Gomon' The Ryukyu Symbol.
• OBS Studio
• Celtic Triskelion
• World Triad
• The Emblem Project
• U.S. Department of Transportation
• Irish Air Corps Roundel
• Yin-Yang-Yuan Symbol
• Trichomeseattle.com offers hoodies with triple-yin-yang design.
• Dreischneuß used in gothic church windows: 1 2 3 4
• Appium UI automation tool logo
• Trisquel GNU/Linux, a Linux distribution derived from Ubuntu

Trademark

The Fuzion® logo has been registered under the EU trade mark number 018568143 for Nice classes 9, 41.