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| Posted: 09 Sep 2014 09:31 AM PDT Designed for patients who must self-inject, like hemophiliacs and diabetics, Easy Aid makes the process of tending the post-puncture area easier. Unlike standard bandaids, the design is almost effortless to use thanks to its gasket design which allows users to quickly pinpoint and place the bandage then pinch off the cover with one hand and in one simple motion! Check out the vid to see how it works —> Designer: Pei-Chih Deng
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| Posted: 09 Sep 2014 06:20 AM PDT The unique thing about the iWash faucet is that it gives a visual representation of the bacteria and other germs present on our hands, which diminish as we lather and get them clean. No doubt, the best was to keep infections in check is by washing our hands as often as possible. Building on this theory, the iWash is a pretty neat innovation that nudges us in the right direction. Basically it lays importance on creating awareness and practicing self-sanitization. Designers: Yan-Jang Cheng, Mu-Chern Fong, Hui-Chuan Ma & Pei-Chih Deng
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| Posted: 09 Sep 2014 06:04 AM PDT Time and again we see designers repurposing everyday objects into something more stylish and sophisticated than their original purpose. For example, we have here the Bottle Humidifier Mini, which is the fusion of precision engineering and aesthetic design. Its native intention is akin to a medicinal bottle, however in its refined version it's everything that a humidifier should be. Hook it up via USB and experience powerful supply of humidity required by your personal space – bedroom, office, or living room. Designer: Cloud and Co for 11+
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| Posted: 09 Sep 2014 12:01 AM PDT Kiing is the first activity tracker designed specifically for skiers. Placed at the front and back of the skis, the system uses GPS, an accelerometer, and other sensors to monitor velocity, turns, and other data which are transmitted via Bluetooth to a wrist-worn device for interpretation. With this information, skiers can not only hone their skills but compete with friends and other skiers via social media sharing! Designer: Lucas Ortiz Estefanell
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| Posted: 09 Sep 2014 12:01 AM PDT Shift is a remarkable wheelchair cushion designed to heal and prevent pressure sores without interrupting users’ daily lives. Adaptable to any user’s body, the system self-calibrates pressure levels in each cell to accommodate an individual’s needs and comfort level. Quickly cleanable, naturally ventilated, and more affordable than existing cushions, it’s also easy to maintain and replace parts as needed, making it not only more effective but more efficient! Designers: Sylvia Bargellini, C.J. Lopez, Clint Solomon, Justin Pfledderer, Laurel Mooney
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| Posted: 08 Sep 2014 11:23 AM PDT The Knowing Trashcan is design research project that focuses on how a small awareness change can impact people's attitude towards recycling. The trashcan imparts trivia based on the kind of trash disposed, thus making us aware of its positive impact. For example it may tell us how disposing of plastic bottles can help us save fuel…down to the specific amount! Talk about lasting impressions! Designer: Xinyi Wang
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