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| Posted: 04 Jul 2013 10:27 AM PDT The Opus stool finds inspiration in traditional Chinese medicine where the balance between mind and body is key in keeping physically and mentally agile. The ball-based structure encourages the user to take control of their balance by placing them in a new position between traditional seat and upright standing. In this posture the center mass of the individual is located under the spine, positioning them in a stance where mind/body harmony will keep them comfortable. Designer: Dor Ohrenstein - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 04 Jul 2013 04:44 AM PDT Back curve, totally flat, a slight curve…three different forms have been explored; so what can we expect from Jony Ive and his band of designers? Don't know! What we do know that this concept iPhone 5S is pretty awesome and catchy! Good enough to whet our appetite for more. What do you think? Designer: Alvaro Toledo - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 04 Jul 2013 03:45 AM PDT C-Thru is a helmet that is designed to help firefighter walk through dense smoke during smoke diving search and rescue missions. Time constrains of six minutes per mission, makes it imperative that the gear is optimal. C-thru gives them the edge thanks to the wire-frame vision of the interior geometry, surrounding the smoke diver. Using technological enhancements, the helmet provides a visual map of the interiors so that it becomes easy for the firefighter to locate the victims. This is how it works:
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| Posted: 04 Jul 2013 12:36 AM PDT Did you know that sitting is an epidemic??? Yes, honey…sitting! It sounds silly, but it’s true that it contributes to heart disease, diabetes, obesity and decreased lifespan. The Ooloo footrest aims to curb the detrimental effects of this modern necessity by bringing a little motion into the picture. Just put your feet up and rock away to keep sitting from hitting you when you’re down! Designer: OolooBoard - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 04 Jul 2013 12:20 AM PDT The Extraction Quattro washbasin achieves its elegant form by being cut and turned from a single piece of ripple-shaped stone. The resulting piece mimics the ripple in a smooth, curvilinear and geometric bathroom centerpiece. A perfect compliment to the basin, the extra cut-out material from the original stone makes for a great wall ornament. At a glance, the basin appears to have fallen directly from the wall and onto the surface of the counter! Designer: Viktor Puzur - Related posts: 
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