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- The Modern Man’s Moka Pot
- Always Take The Weather With You
- New Parents’ Best Friend
- The multi-tool must-have.
| Posted: 09 Jul 2014 08:49 AM PDT Peter Dudas’ slimOKA gives you the rich, authentic coffee taste of the classic moka pot with the convenience of a modern coffee maker. In black or silver anodized aluminum or steel, its aesthetic is also a modern twist on the classic. At the heart of the design is an electronic system that steam heats coffee with the press of a button, alerts the user with an audible tone when finished, and automatically lowers temperature to keep coffee warm without burning it. Unlike stovetop moka pots which you have to keep an eye on, you can set it and forget it! Designer: Peter Dudas
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| Always Take The Weather With You Posted: 09 Jul 2014 03:39 AM PDT Love the song and the deep meaning of taking the weather with you, albeit only if it's sunshine and cheery! The thing with weather predictions in most countries is that it's the most unreliable news relayed on the TV Channels. For example, in my hometown if the station predicts a sunny day, be assured it's going to rain heavy! To remove this ambiguity about the weather, we have here the StormTag – your personalized weather station.
The beauty about this device is that it's small and portable, good enough to be a weather station on your key ring. The main purpose of the StormTag is to keep you in the loop about approaching storms and weather conditions. Its for those who work in a weather-dependent environment like sailors and outdoors folks, science enthusiasts like storm chasers or just regular folks like us who'd really like to know if we should take the efforts of carrying our umbrellas to work or not!
StormTag has the capability of storing a year worth of temperature, barometer, humidity and UV data. It syncs to your phone, thus allowing you to crowd source weather information! Designed to be 100% waterproof, the device is small and handy.
We asked man behind it all – Jon Atherton to highlight a few features of the StromTag and this is what he asked us at the first go – What if you could be part of a team that changed the way our climate was analyzed? We're about to start a 2-year worldwide project to perfect crowd sourced weather data, and your StormTag will contribute meaningful data that is open for scientific analysis.
StormTag Shares Weather Data to the Cloud
The StormTag App collects data to provide you with some weather predictions in real time, even without an internet connection.
The water resistant design hooks onto ski jackets, backpacks, key rings, and boat keys. The device has a temperature and a barometric pressure sensor and it uses Bluetooth LE to communicate this data to iPhones, iPads and compatible Android devices.
The most helpful aspect is that you also contribute all this anonymous data back to the StormTag's cloud of weather information where scientists can access it and all other StormTag owners. This will go to improve localized weather predictions and give you the real updates on the weather. Good going! Available At: StormTag [ Buy it Here ]
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| Posted: 09 Jul 2014 12:01 AM PDT After almost losing their minds trying and failing to figure out how to operate a baby monitor to keep an eye on their first-born, designers Satu Niemelä and Erasmus van Niekerk vowed to create an easy-to-use monitoring solution with even greater functionality to use with their upcoming set of twins. The result is a monitor that not only provides live video and audio, but tracks vital signs, records developmental milestones and even lets distant family members tap into the feed to be closer to baby! They call it Onni, their 4th child! Designer: SEP Solutions
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| Posted: 09 Jul 2014 12:01 AM PDT Forget your heavy, bulky, ugly tools and check out the Tool Pen! No larger than a stylus, it’s the all-in-one, slim and sleek alternative to cumbersome screwdriver sets. Designed to use on the go, its sleek shell houses a variety of bits in one easy-to-access unit. Lightweight, inconspicuous and compact, you can throw it in a bag or even carry it in your pocket for those unexpected moments when things need a little tightening. Check out its many uses —> Designer: mininch
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