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- Best Of A’ Design Awards & Competition 2013
- One Step for Man
- On My Windowsill
- Scoop ‘n Weigh
- Only geeky by name…
- Truly Handy Cam
| Best Of A’ Design Awards & Competition 2013 Posted: 15 Apr 2013 08:04 AM PDT As a strong advocate of participating in competitions, I am really humbled by the enthusiasm and results of this year's A’ Design Awards & Competition. I believe that competitions not only act as a measure for your own caliber but also validate your potential against others on an international scale. More than that, platforms like the A’ Design Awards & Competition, offer publicity, PR push and advertisement opportunities for award winners while supporting the global design culture. So congratulations winners! Here is a look at twenty select designs form the 2013 A’ Design Awards & Competition; the complete list of winning designs are published here. Before we proceed, just know that you can join A’ Design Awards & Competition 2014 with great discounts during 27-30 April using the earliest bird period advantage. Know more about how to enter the competition here. You can find the World Design Rankings here, Designer Rankings here and Designer Interviews here. USB stick with integrated sharpner – Verico Penpal Memory Storage by Jeremy Tsai Hi-Fi turntable – Calliope by Deniz Karasahin Wireless Speaker – Saxound by Syed Tajudeen Abdul Rahman Parallel Interactive Projector – Pip! by Jorge Prieto Chair – Butterfly by Eduardo García Campos Airport Seating – Restpoint by Hakan Gürsu Light Bulb – Printed Bulbs by Eric Brockmeyer + Karl Willis Lamp – Muse by Anarkhos Design Bicycle – Slider Folding Bike by Paul Hao Ting Hsu Multifunctional car – Nexperience by Riten Gojiya Growing lamp – Bb Little Garden by Martouzet François-Xavier Cast Iron Hob for kitchen – Volcano by Ahmet Yalçınkaya Functional kitchen and serving ware – Seasons by Nao Tamura Grater – Satellite by Hakan Gürsu Cocktail Plate – Holdaplate by John Zox Bathroom collection – Catino by Emanuele Pangrazi Car Charging and Protection Unit – V-Tent by Hakan Gürsu Floating Resort and Marine Observatory – Pearl Atlantis by Maria Cecilia Cruz Vertical Solar Aircraft – Vsa by Arman Abadi Unique Gift Packaging – Undercover Pinot Noir by Alexandru Patru - Related posts:
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| Posted: 15 Apr 2013 06:58 AM PDT From an engineering perspective, the step scooter is a true innovation in human powered vehicles. Other mobile products have tried to recreate the non-cycling, up-down motion similar to a stair-climber with limited practical results. The STP scooter expands on the functionality and appeal by making it foldable and as aesthetically customizable as a skateboard deck. More efficient than a kick scooter and half the size of a bike, it’s perfect for stepping your way around the city. Designer: Benk Koros - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 15 Apr 2013 12:42 AM PDT … lies a lot of dust, especially in-between the rail tracks for the window. I do my best to keep the dust and debris away, however the combination of vacuuming the track and brushing out the debris doesn't help. I also require a low maintenance herb to grow on my windowsill, and this is how I will tackle both these aspects. Cleaner Robot by Chae Young Sam & Jeong Ming Yeong is this beautifully designed vacuum with brush that dedicatedly cleans up the rail tracks of the sliding windows. The robotic device even features a built-in UV lamp for sterilization and recharges using solar power. Plan't – Solar Energy Garden by Min Soon Kim is a hydroponic cultivating machine that can be used in apartments to grow vegetables right on your window. The device harnesses solar energy and then uses it to power a mild LED mood lamp for the night and also for the times when the sun doesn't shine so much for the plant. - No related posts. 
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| Posted: 15 Apr 2013 12:34 AM PDT Scoop is an electronic scale integrated into the measuring scoop, intended for the local grocers who sell by the measure. It is not only handy in eliminating a step, but also promises accuracy. I can picture this being used in kitchens as well, especially when we need to bake and measure out the ingredients as accurately as possible. Over all, a nice plausible design! Designers: Kim Hyun Soo & Kim Bo Kyung - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 15 Apr 2013 12:01 AM PDT Featuring a commanding contrast of raw wood and steel, the Geek chair has a fresh and contemporary appearance that’s elegant yet unpretentious. The design itself is straightforward and familiar, using simple geometric lines for a subtlety. For more individual style, there’s a choice of matte black or white finish coupled with the solid maple rods. Designer: munkii - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 15 Apr 2013 12:01 AM PDT Apart from the complex technical know-how required to use a camera, you’re also supposed to be physically stable and nimble with your hands. Even as someone with full use of my own, I can barely manage all that! With its flexible viewfinder screen, the ergonomically designed Inclusive Digital Camera makes it easier (especially for those with dexterity setbacks) to shoot from a more comfortable, wrist-supported waist height. Perfect for shooting motion or long durations for anybody from the eldery to beginners. The Inclusive Digital Camera lens can rotate at 90 degrees, from landscape to portrait mode, to ease wrist and finger movement. Integrating four high-powered flashes to offer an exceptional 360-degree flash, the compact camera automatically rotates the screen interface to switch between landscape and portrait modes. Mounting the screen up to 90 degrees to allow wider shooting angles, the Inclusive Digital Camera is suitable for both right and left handed users, as it locates the capture and zoom buttons on either side to let the user operate camera with one hand in a natural resting position. Powered by a lithium ion battery, the new digital camera makes use of induction charging to charge the battery. Resting elegantly in a sleek docking station, the ergonomic camera offers Bluetooth connectivity to move photographs to your computer wirelessly with the built-in memory. Designer: Andrew James Warner - Related posts: 
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