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- Smartphones Need Kickstands Says Case Logic
- Future Transportation with Tails
- The Clever Bathtub
- Top Two Taxies in Prague
- The Best IDEA Wins! 2012 Registrations are now Open!
- Laser Levels Are Always Precise
| Smartphones Need Kickstands Says Case Logic Posted: 23 Feb 2012 09:02 AM PST The Movie-R is a one-size-fits-all stand is designed for you to easily access your smartphone at home, work, or on the move. It allows you to mount your phone in various ways to ensure the screen is always within your sight and reach. The size of a business card, ultra thin and light, you can take it anywhere, anytime. Compatible with iPhone 3G, 4, 4S and most large-screen smartphones. No idea when it’ll hit store shelves but you should be able to grab it this year thanks to Case Logic. OMG, remember the CD binders they used to make?!? • Material: ABS Available colors: Designer: Andrea Ponti - Related posts:
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| Future Transportation with Tails Posted: 23 Feb 2012 08:59 AM PST Is this the future of transportation?. Two peoples can be travel in this flying machine inspired by a “moving shark”. The whip-like tail acts like a rudder and only touches down when landing. Two small turbines inside the wings provide lift. I know it’s a bit out there but something about this concept makes me smile. Reminds me more of a stingray than a shark though. Designer: Anoop M - Related posts:
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| Posted: 23 Feb 2012 05:25 AM PST Reinventing a bathtub is not an easy job and maybe this is why we see little innovations in this field. For a moment picture a bathtub with one side as an inflatable vinyl portion that collapse to provide you easy access. A powerful integrated pump not only inflates the tub but also doubles up as water propeller for the built in Jacuzzi fixtures. Use it as a tub or a walk-in shower; use it as the Inflatable Bathtub! Simply love this concept! Designer: Su Pin Chia - Related posts:     |
| Posted: 23 Feb 2012 03:53 AM PST The historic city of Prague has many sights to take in, for example the Prague Castle, the picturesque Charles Bridge or the Astronomical Clock. During the Iron Curtain era, it was one of the most visited cities of Europe. Although reliant on a tram and metro system, one of the best modes for transport is the taxi. Based on this observation was a recent event called the Prague Taxi Design and two really outstanding entries are listed after the jump…. Taxi Visitor by Diego Garcia Taxi Visitor is based on the premise that tourists driving into the city from the airport, like to enjoy a ride where they can take in the sights and sounds on the first go. The abundant spacing and height of the cab allow for a full view and cast and everlasting impression. The color schemes for the cab are inspired by the beige plaster of the Lesser Town houses and their darker retaining wall. Call Taxi-e by Louis Joseph Böhm The adaptable Call Taxi-e accommodates up to six passengers and can be used for cargo services as well. The design features sliding doors and a ramp for wheelchair. Expanded windows and an airy cabin ensure a pleasant ride. The wheel driven motors are powered by batteries that are fueled by solar cells hidden on the roof. Hat Tip to Radek Laube! - No related posts.     |
| The Best IDEA Wins! 2012 Registrations are now Open! Posted: 23 Feb 2012 03:30 AM PST UPDATE: Late Entries Deadline is Feb. 24, 2012, 11:59 PM PST It has been an eventful year for Yanko Design, partnering with IDSA for their IDEA Awards. We showcased some really innovative ideas and hope that our readers are inspired to participate in the 2012 competition. Davin Stowell says that "Great design begins and ends with a deep understanding of people's innermost needs and desires with a responsibility to society." We agree and we certainly look forward to some exceptional projects being presented right here on YD. All the best! Late Entries Deadline: Feb. 24, 2012, 11:59 PM PST - Related posts:
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| Laser Levels Are Always Precise Posted: 23 Feb 2012 02:17 AM PST Level+ is a level meter concept that uses cross laser lines to ensure precise straight beams that aid in civil work. As the designer explains, "after Level+ is attached to a horizontal plate (via the suction cup), the plummet places itself horizontal, automatically. The power revs up and the cross line laser can be adjusted to project horizontal and vertical lines." So the next time you embark on hanging a picture on the wall, trust the Level+ to help you hang it straight! Designer: Royce Zhang - Related posts:     |
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