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- Who Moved My Cheese
- Single-Person Cooking
- Light Curve
- Timepiece Trio
- Teeter Totter Twin Bench
- James Dyson Award 2013 Shortlisted
| Posted: 11 Oct 2013 09:01 AM PDT The Cheese Camera is an initiative to educate and empower the young children, though the world of photography. This community initiative hopes to forge friendships across borders. It aims to give an insight into the cultural and social background of children from across the globe. The DIY camera is supposed to be used by children to take pictures of their life and then the memory card to be collected and exchanged by the community. Donations, cheese and a sense of belonging have been tied up neatly with this project. Designer: Jae Jin Lee - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 11 Oct 2013 08:14 AM PDT S.I.A.M. fits perfectly into the kitchen of a singleton. It's basically a built-in hood and induction cooker. Ideal for quick dishes that require stir-frying, the cooker folds up when not in use. The action of opening and closing the cooker, automatically switches it on or off. I kinda like its form and I think it will fit well in a compact kitchen. Designers: Hye-Rim Lee and Tae-Ryung Byun - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 11 Oct 2013 08:12 AM PDT Curve is an office task lamp that offers flexibility in terms of both positioning and illumination. The telescopic structure and angle can be easily adjusted for a variety of tasks like studying or sketching. The versatile, vertical design can be adapted to different activities in any office environment or studio while saving space. Designer: Fatma Köstekli - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 11 Oct 2013 12:01 AM PDT Designer Mercea Andronescu describes her Revolve watch concept as just a “little project” but we think this timepiece is hugely awesome. The design is divided into 3 separate bracelets- 1 each for the hours, minutes and seconds. They clasp together with magnets, but can be worn individually or apart on each wrist, depending on the user’s preference. See how it works in the vid after the jump! Designer: Mircea Andronescu - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 11 Oct 2013 12:01 AM PDT The core of this seating design lies in its legs! The Twin Bench has a playful, interactive character… is simple and easy to assemble… and flat pack ready. All this and it’s composed of just 3 elements! Carefully placed cut-outs in the top make it possible for the interchangeable legs to be switched from the ends to the middle, transforming a standard bench into a seesaw for two! Designer: Andrea Rekalidis - Related posts: 
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| James Dyson Award 2013 Shortlisted Posted: 10 Oct 2013 11:14 AM PDT 650 projects from 18 countries have been whittled down to a final shortlist. Twenty inventions are to be put to James Dyson who will choose the international winner on 711/07/2013 to which they will receive £30,000. Last year's international winner Dan Watson, developed a SafetyNet, a device to encourage the sustainability of fishing. With the money and support from the James Dyson Award, Dan has now finished prototyping and his device will be taken for sea trials. Hit the jump for our shortlisted favorites! Competition: James Dyson Award 2013, shortlisted entries Those with hearing impairments understand speech by using a hearing aid and lip-reading. However in conversation involving a number of people those hard of hearing can get left behind. AWARING is a device which indicates the speaker’s location using a light and the volume of their voice in real time. – Designers: 佳裕 金子 Comb is a redesigned dumper truck. Using an autonomous GPS control system the digger uses improved design and technology to perform its tasks, resulting in a quicker and larger scale operation. Eliminating the need for a driver means the user is able to perform other tasks alongside the operation. – Designers: Rostyslav Akselrud and team from FH Joanneum Graz University of Applied Sciences Traditional casts are heavy, clumsy, not waterproof, itchy and smelly. In addition they cannot be recycled. Cortex is a 3D printed cast system for fracture support. It is a lightweight, ergonomic, waterproof and ventilated support. After 3D scanning the limb a tight fitting cast is generated, with localised support in relation to the point of fracture. A strong recyclable plastic is used to reduce waste material. – Designer: Jake Evill Dexterous prosthetic hands are expensive. Handie is an affordable prosthetic hand with inbuilt myoelectric sensors which can read brain signals. Costs have been reduced by using a smartphone to compute the electrical impulses on the skin's surface. All components of the hand are easily modified and reproduced using a 3D printer. The hand relies on one motor that changes trajectory depending on the shape of an object. – Designer: Hiroshi Yamaura On traditional stretchers, patients must be lifted and placed onto the canvas. Moving the patient can often cause secondary injury – sometimes worse than the initial injury. Lenify is divided into three pieces, allowing first responders to slide head, body and leg sections under the patient in turn, minimizing how much they have to adjust the patient. It is secured by a handle locking element. – Designer: Ta-Chin Lin Revolights are a series of LED rings which are clipped onto a bike's existing rims. The lights in the wheels are powered by hub-mounted lithium-ion battery packs. A fork-mounted magnet works with an integrated accelerometer, to determine when the lights should be illuminated. The result is that the front half of the front rim shines a brilliant white while the back half of the rear rim gives off a bright red glow. – Designer: Kent Frankovich Sono is a device which can be fitted onto your window eliminating or cancelling certain sounds passing through. The tones are identified using concentric broadband antenna rings, it harvests the energy of electromagnetic noise and similar signals from the Wi-Fi. And in turn allows you to cancel or choose to hear specific tones through the window pane. – Designer: Rudolf Stefanich Stack is a compact inkjet printer, which is placed on top of a paper pile. When printing, "Stack" slowly moves downwards and swallows the pile until no paper is left. The paper disappears under the printer and exits on top, where it creates a new pile. – Designer: Mugi Yamamoto Titan arm is an upper-body exoskeleton that augments human strength. It augments the user's arm strength to reduce fatigue, and braces the back to prevent poor lifting posture. Titan arm can also be used to help stroke and injury victims rebuild muscle and re-learn fine motor control as well as assist people who suffer from permanent injuries or disabilities. – Designers: Elizabeth Beattie, Nick McGill, Nick Parrotta, Niko Vladimirov Xarius is a portable energy generator that allows the charging of electrical appliances using windpower – making it suitable for areas with limited access to mains electricity. It is composed of a foldable three-wing-system and an internal energy generator. – Designer: David Engelhorn - Related posts:
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