Wearable MP3 Player Jackets For Fashion Or Speed

Posted on 04 December 2008

With distributed pressure areas that beat with the music that you listen to, Jorge Furuya has developed (with Vanessa Sattele) an MP3 player design that not only is wearable, but actually envelops you in the form of a jacket.  The controls on the arm provide display of your playlist, clock, alarm, chronometer and music rhythm. [...]

Wearable Personal Air Quality Meter Fights Global Warming

Posted on 21 November 2008

Made By Makers has put on their site this personal air quality meter that is wearable and designed so that you won’t be embarrassed to do so.  Purchase of this device, which can be accomplished at fashion stores, results in a couple environmental wins: Part of the proceeds go to global warming research The device, when eventually [...]

Sleep On The Streets And Look Good While Doing It

Posted on 15 November 2008

Russian designer Nikolay Suslov has designed a disposable bed for the homeless that can be quickly assembled and produced at an acceptable minimal cost. The sleek design shades the head of the person sleeping in the bed and keeps them 7.9 inches off of the ground, isolating them from moisture and transfer of ground temperature. The suspension-oriented [...]

Polar Bear Life Jacket

Posted on 14 November 2008

If celebrities can dress up their accessory dogs, why can’t we put life jackets on the Polar Bears?  ADDI envisions a life jacket to help the polar bears in their journeys, sometimes lasting as long as 60 miles, swimming through the icy waters looking for food.  With global warming, finding the next patch of ice [...]

Combination Digital/Analog Clock For Those Who Can’t Decide

Posted on 11 November 2008

For those that can’t make up their mind on whether they want a digital or analog clock, here is the answer in the form of a design concept from Pinto Design of Japan.  It’s both analog and digital at once, with the minutes being displayed in digital form and the hour represented by a hand. Related [...]

Company’s Next Sportscar Designed By You

Posted on 06 November 2008

Since the Lotus 7 launched at the London Motorshow in 1957, Caterham Cars has been producing the car that is “designed for racing, built for living”.  Caterham purchased the rights from Lotus in 1973 and has been producing the car independently ever since. Project Splitwheel, in partnership with Caterham, has launched the “world’s first project to [...]

A Whole Different Kind of Roller Bag

Posted on 22 September 2008

Samsonite OBAG is a roll-on bag that looks a little bit like the Trochotote cooler. This roller bag is rounded except the two compartments stay level while moving. Whats great about a design like this is that it’s easy to maneuver, and it can get dragged up and down stairs easier. Related items for sale [...]

Digitizing Business Cards

Posted on 10 September 2008

The days of having multiple stacks of business cards are over. The new B-scanner is a little bit bigger than an actual business card. You slide your business card into the  B-scanner and it does the rest. It’ll store and display the data on an OLED screen (which is clear enough for the fine print). [...]

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Disabled

Wheelchair Operated by Tongue

Posted on 02 July 2008

Today scientists revealed a new device that uses a tiny magnet that can help disabled people steer a wheelchair or operate a computer using only the tip of the tongue. The magnet is only the size of a grain of rice which lets the human direct a wheelchair around a room. It is easily implanted [...]

Environment

Wearable Personal Air Quality Meter Fights Global Warming

Posted on 21 November 2008

Made By Makers has put on their site this personal air quality meter that is wearable and designed so that you won’t be embarrassed to do so.  Purchase of this device, which can be accomplished at fashion stores, results in a couple environmental wins: Part of the proceeds go to global warming research The device, when eventually [...]

Garden

Top 5 Simple Yet Brilliant Concepts

Posted on 28 March 2008

Here and there you’ll see concepts that although look amazing, they still seem unrealistic. Here are 5 simple designs that will have you saying, “I wish i had thought of that.” Related items for sale - hover mouse for more information more...

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Combination Digital/Analog Clock For Those Who Can’t Decide

Posted on 11 November 2008

For those that can’t make up their mind on whether they want a digital or analog clock, here is the answer in the form of a design concept from Pinto Design of Japan.  It’s both analog and digital at once, with the minutes being displayed in digital form and the hour represented by a hand. Related [...]

Outdoor

250-Foot Man-Eating Yacht Design

Posted on 09 December 2008

The passengers of this mammoth yacht may get a sneaky feeling from time to time that they may become dinner. I can understand why. ?The yacht, which is currently just a concept, is shaped like an undersea fish with a gaping mouth. The yacht will accommodate 12 guests in extroadinary comfort and will cruise at a [...]

Robots

Radio-Controlled Robotic Snow Plow

Posted on 18 November 2008

Roofus is a radio-controlled snow plow designed to remove snow from roofs of buildings (thus, the name Roof-us) where it would be particularly risky for a human to do so.  Personally, I would like to employ it for my driveway during the winter and sit back with a warm coffee, directing it’s efforts. Roofus also has [...]

Style

Wearable MP3 Player Jackets For Fashion Or Speed

Posted on 04 December 2008

With distributed pressure areas that beat with the music that you listen to, Jorge Furuya has developed (with Vanessa Sattele) an MP3 player design that not only is wearable, but actually envelops you in the form of a jacket.  The controls on the arm provide display of your playlist, clock, alarm, chronometer and music rhythm. [...]

Work

Digitizing Business Cards

Posted on 10 September 2008

The days of having multiple stacks of business cards are over. The new B-scanner is a little bit bigger than an actual business card. You slide your business card into the  B-scanner and it does the rest. It’ll store and display the data on an OLED screen (which is clear enough for the fine print). [...]