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- Finger Lock the Door
- My Orange Squeeze
- Exoskeletal EV
- “Print” Your Dream House
- Sexy Seating [NSFW]
- YD & red dot award: design concept Present the One Hour Free Registration Window
- Coffeepot for the Lightsaber Man
- Never Too Old for This
- Urban Origami Bike
| Posted: 20 Apr 2012 06:23 AM PDT Grabit is a door handle fitted with a fingerprint scanner. The door opens only if it recognizes the fingerprint, however that's not the coolest part. What makes this design plausible and functional is the position of the scanner. It's placed at the most ergonomically viable place, making the act of opening (or locking) a door, very fluid. Designer: Donguk Seo - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 20 Apr 2012 04:27 AM PDT I really don't see the point in an electric citrus fruit squeezer. I own one and end up putting in manual labor to hold the orange in place with firm grip. I may as well invest in a classy juicer like the Edwin; it is sustainable and made from smooth ceramic and wood. Squeezing the fruit will give my fingers good exercise and no more worrying about repairs! Unless I get clumsy and break the ceramic component, I guess I'm all set. Designer: Natalia Coll - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 20 Apr 2012 12:01 AM PDT I’m not usually into super-compact cars but there’s no denying the draw to this unique beauty. The EXO concept is the result of a challenge to designers Mark Beccaloni & Mauro Fragiotta to create a minimal and compact yet realistically usable urban vehicle. Designed from the outside in, the external geodesic shape is not only aesthetically captivating, but provides serious strength to the structure. Designers: Mark Beccaloni & Mauro Fragiotta - No related posts. 
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| Posted: 20 Apr 2012 12:01 AM PDT Amazing advancements have been made in 3D-printing technology, but designer Sebastian Bertram has taken it a step further, expanding the capabilities of 3D printing to large-scale 3D building. The Contour aims to keep up with demand for housing in urban areas with aconstruction method that combines industrial production and the technique of rapid prototyping. The robot “prints” contours of a building shell layer by layer using fast-drying concrete. Within just a couple of weeks, an entire estate could be produced. Designer: Sebastian Bertram - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 19 Apr 2012 09:50 AM PDT I’ll do my best to not sound pornographic when describing this design, but the truth is that this is one sexy piece. The JOKI bench’s curves have a sensual aesthetic that is also functional as it contours the human body perfectly. The fluid shape was carefully planned so the modular pieces can be recombined to align perfectly no matter which ends you combine. Designer: Kayiwa - Related posts: 
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| YD & red dot award: design concept Present the One Hour Free Registration Window Posted: 19 Apr 2012 08:00 AM PDT UPDATE: The promo is now over. Many thanks to all of you for participating, we have 2,461 registrations at the end of one hour! The Golden Hour is back again! The one-hour window of opportunity is finally here for you to make the most of. As you know, a red dot award is a very prestigious feather in any designer's cap. And what we have here is the chance to get a complete fee waiver for pre-judging entries only. To know more, hit the jump. Here is what you need to do to avail a complete fee waiver for pre-judging. (Approx cost: USD$40-$80). Please READ all the instructions carefully before proceeding.
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| Coffeepot for the Lightsaber Man Posted: 19 Apr 2012 04:18 AM PDT Folks who love to cross tech with traditional are going to adore this MEM-COFFEE Set! Boasting a fully ceramic body, the sheer exterior is devoid of any buttons or panels. Instead a laser projected multi-touch interface allows you to brew your cuppa java delight. Modern yet reminiscent of your 'grandma's old coffee pot', coffee addicts are going to want this! Designer: Studio Mem - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 19 Apr 2012 12:21 AM PDT This is the kind of thing I drooled over when I was a kid! TANTO is the perfect place to sit, read or let your mind drift away to fantasyland. More than just a bean bag chair, TANTO also makes a great huggable, lovable friend! Designer: Conceptual Devices - No related posts. 
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| Posted: 19 Apr 2012 12:11 AM PDT The Rollin’ bike design focuses on two of important features helpful to the urban commuter: a stylish, super-lightweight body and a stationary lock integrated into the frame. The frame, which takes more inspiration from contemporary interior design than sporting design, is laser cut from a single sheet of aluminum that has been folded for added stability. The integrated lock is an easy and accessible way to ensure the bike will never go without protection from theft. - Related posts: 
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