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| Stylish Headphones for Autistic Adults Posted: 29 Jul 2013 10:31 AM PDT Cumulus is a stylish headphone designed for autistic adults, where the headband goes round the neck and it has a galvanic skin sensor. This sensor helps determine the rise of temperature or heart rate via vibrations and better understand the mental conditioning of the autistic adult, at that given moment. The way the headphones wrap around the user's ears also provides a sense of comfort and security. The Cumulus has three modes: Sound Cancellation, Directional Microphone and Music. By covering the ears, the Sound Cancellation gets activated and provides absolute silence; by simply putting a hand at the back of the ear will activate Directional Microphone, which can isolate speech from background noise; and simply swiping the panel will activate Music. A sophisticated and handy aid for those who need it! Designer: Diamond Ho - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 29 Jul 2013 10:18 AM PDT If you are looking at re-doing your bathroom then have a look at what Dutch designer Marike Andeweg has conjured up HI-MACS. The versatile material has been used the basin as well as fixtures, aptly titled the Air, Box and Light. Sporting gentle, fluid geometrical forms, the Box consists of a sophisticated single or double HI-MACS oval basin, accompanied by the practical and orderly counter containers in oak wood. The Box Base Light handrinse is a collection designed to fit into small bathrooms and the collection expands with the inclusion of Noon, a New Generation Natural Acrylic Stone basin with generous, round shapes. Edit is a small, slim cabinet designed to accompany the series of compact basins, Base, Blend, Form and Kuub. The Stripp is an L-shaped wall-mounted shelf made of HI-MACS and the highly comfortable bath tub Axis and Verse, the free-standing cabinet with its incorporated shower head and taps rounds up the series. Photographer: Moni van Bruggen Designer: Marike Andeweg - Related posts:
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| Posted: 29 Jul 2013 08:18 AM PDT The Houndstooth Valet is a glorified way of dumping your clothes and shoes in your room, without looking like a sloth. Essentially this stylish maple structure features two black acrylic shelves that help you organize your clothes, shoes and accessories. The The plastic trays are perforated with a houndstooth pattern, in reference to textile and fashion. Simple and functional! Designer: Jonathan Dorthe for Atelier-D - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 29 Jul 2013 07:32 AM PDT You remember the kid in school who always stammered or the one who mispronounced the names? As one of them, I remember how embarrassing it was to be the butt of many jokes. Wish we had savvy tools like the Dr. Tongue that help a child to pronounce correctly. Essentially this series of communication tools help ease out Articulation disorder. Dr. Tongue helps children to find the right pronunciation and induct the main four groups of sounds that children are most likely to make mistakes with. Dr. Tongue can correct the position of the tongue to solve children's trouble with pronunciation so they can gain self-confidence to communicate. Designer: Chun Min Shu - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 29 Jul 2013 04:41 AM PDT How about a taxi stand that offers a waiting lounge, office space, personal cabins for drivers, lavatory, changing room, storage area, kitchen and resting area! Sounds utopia but plausible, thanks to the universal language and modern architecture incorporated. Electrical and lighting systems are assembled within the installation floor, which is hidden, between ceiling and the roof. Moreover a system is in place to collect rainwater and use it within the infrastructure. Very Impressive! Designer: Hakan Gürsu - Related posts: 
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