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- A Gem of a Light
- No More Pesticide Food
- Top Picks from IDSA’s IDEA Awards 2013
- Sad for mosquitos, great for us!
- Dragon Scale Tower
| Posted: 25 Jul 2013 08:42 AM PDT No specific shape can be used to describe the Amorphous Lamp, and that’s precisely its appeal! The irregular and multifaceted yet thoughtfully crafted shape is achieved by linking various sized sheets of frosted white polycarbonate on a base of faceted raw wood. Its unique, angular aesthetic changes with just a simple turn. Designers: Carrie Mills, Ryan Jung, Steve Puertas, & Levi Price - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 25 Jul 2013 06:53 AM PDT ECO Washing Balls are sensor driven balls that move in the bowl of water, ridding your fruits and vegetables from harmful pesticides. I am all in support of this kind of innovation; just two days ago I read a news report about some school children that succumbed to pesticide-laced food. Simple dishwashing and running water are not enough, either we stop using these harmful chemicals of get the industry to come out with such innovations. What do you say? The Washing Ball uses electrolysis technology, which does the sterilization safe and perfect. Designer: Yeonjin Jo - Related posts: 
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| Top Picks from IDSA’s IDEA Awards 2013 Posted: 25 Jul 2013 06:43 AM PDT We are pretty excited to be a part of the upcoming IDSA Conference in Chicago – Breaking The Rules. Hopefully we get to meet you there. Although it's in August, it will be wise to register right away. Moving on, here is a quick recap of some of the award-winning designs. Let us know what you think! The aesthetics on this PC are very classy and it’s fully loaded entertainment hub that puts everything you need right in your hands. The All-in-One Touch PC features Windows 8 and a stunning 27″ diagonal 1920×1080 Full HD touchscreen display so users can easily swipe, tap or pinch to browse content or accomplish tasks. The Omega Sprintmaster Starting Block Yes, starting lines need finishing touches too! The Omega Sprintmaster Starting Block is a redesigned starting block that improves a runner’s ergonomics, adjustability and comfort. It gives the runner freedom to adjust the footpads through a sliding rail, a rear dual LCD display to check on accurate measurement of its footpads and a sleek, unobtrusive speaker design that provides a better hearing position. The IFmove is more than just a folding bike, a commuter or a city bike; it’s a user-friendly solution for the urban environment. Because usability is its highest priority, this bike rides, folds and wheels fast and instinctively – without compromising in performance or handling. In less than 2 seconds, the IFmove transforms into a convenient package, weighing no more than 12kg! VESTA is a revolutionary pressure vacuum-sintering furnace, aimed as an easy to understand entry-level model for beginners. It was designed to overcome the image of sintering furnaces as dirty industrial machinery, covered in oil. The Filter-in-Bottle is a new series of Hario's cold-brewed tea line. is a teapot with a wine-bottle-style that can be used to prepare cold-brewed tea and then pour it like wine to enjoy its aroma and flavor. - Related posts:
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| Sad for mosquitos, great for us! Posted: 25 Jul 2013 12:01 AM PDT Know why mosquitos like us humans so much?! It’s because we give off carbon dioxide – who knew? The Mostrap taps into their CO2 craving so they go after IT instead of YOU! A mixture of yeast and CO2 bring them in, and once inside they’re zapped by an electric grid. The trap’s elegant form bio-mimics the shape of mother nature’s predatory pitcher plant, making it a doubly effective and attractive killing machine! Do you think PETA will approve?! Designer: Vishakan Shivasubramaniam - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 25 Jul 2013 12:01 AM PDT The SOHO Hailun Plaza in Shanghai is 33 stories of multicolored, multifaceted facade that moves and changes depending on the viewers position, giving it a breathing, dragon-scale like aesthetic. Located at the intersection of two metro lines, the tower and its series of smaller mixed-used pavilions direct the flow of commuters and organize outdoor space for a variety of different urban activities. Designer: UNStudio - Related posts: 
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