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- IDSA’s 2013 International Conference, Breaking the Rules, Aug. 21-24 in Chicago!
- The Paperclip Angle
- Only My Personal Space
- Air Guitar Anywhere!
- A Dentist Must-Have
IDSA’s 2013 International Conference, Breaking the Rules, Aug. 21-24 in Chicago! Posted: 12 Jun 2013 09:39 AM PDT As a cutting-edge innovator you are breaking the rules almost every single day! Take the recent iOS7 interface for example, Jony Ive has re-written the rules about the role of a product or industrial designer. So get ready to Throw the Rule Book Out the Window, Blaze a New Path and Kick Your Career up a Notch in the Process! Yanko Design will be there at IDSA’s 2013 International Conference, Breaking the Rules! Question is, Will You? When we create revolutionary ideas and game-changing innovations, we tear down predefined assumptions. But how can you know which rules to break and which to keep? Find out at IDSA’s 2013 International Conference, Breaking the Rules, Aug. 21-24 in Chicago! Here are three reasons why you should be a part of this path-breaking conference:
Essentially just 'Break all the rules' with the first-ever IDSA Unconference!
What is an Unconference Anyway? Unlike the traditional conference where on-stage speakers present to a large audience, everything about the Unconference is completely participant driven! Multiple sessions run in parallel, each addressing an entirely different subject matter. It’s an excellent contrast to the rest of the conference allowing for more in-depth and personal discussions to take place on an even wider spectrum of subjects.
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Posted: 12 Jun 2013 02:24 AM PDT I am one of those who have suffered many a chipped nails and nail polish thanks to the existing design of the paperclip. Men, you can mock as much as you want, but I am sure the women-force will want you to embrace the 45-degree angle-induced paperclip redesign called the 'Clip-Up'. Simple solution to a very common problem! Designer: Juhyun Lee - Related posts: |
Posted: 12 Jun 2013 01:33 AM PDT Atmos is a must-have desk for those who prefer their own personal space in a crowded office or dorm. The design takes inspiration from Buckminster Fuller's geodesic structures and Do Ho Suh's fabric cladding sculptures. What I love about the desk is the cozy enclosure and private space that it creates. It works better than cubicles and monolithic room dividers. Researchers too agree that a personal haven reduces stress and anxiety amongst workers and students. To keep it enterprising, the Atmos uses translucent fabric and geometric science of triangles create an organic sphere of diffused light that spreads illumination evenly on top of the work surface. This even makes it look more spacious. Atmos can be designed using different fabrics to customize according to user’s specific needs as well as LED color lighting for establishing mood-setting environments. Designer: Jeremy Lee - Related posts: |
Posted: 12 Jun 2013 12:01 AM PDT Whether it was in your car or at a concert, everyone’s played a wicked air guitar solo or pretended to beat the drums at some point! Now musicians and music lovers can actually make beats or practice on-the-go without an instrument! Using motion technology like Leap and Myo, the Soundbrace wearable device transforms the user’s arms and fingers into instruments! Designer: Eugene Wang - Related posts:
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Posted: 12 Jun 2013 12:01 AM PDT Designed for resorative dentistry, LedMax is an LED Curing Light design with a more compact size, appealing aesthetic and straightforward functionality. Placed on two detachable stands and available in cordless and corded models, it’s a more versatile and ergonomic solution for dentists. Light intensity and timer can be controlled directly from the device and batteries can be replaced with spare included in the pack, saving time and energy for the user. Designer: Designnobis - Related posts: |
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