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- The Dispensable Tag
- Lord Of The Sign Rings
- Mobile Chef of the Future
- What a Crossover Should Be
- Living Skyscraper
| Posted: 09 Apr 2014 02:31 AM PDT The elaborate tags that accompany new clothes are a necessary evil. Once you've snipped them off your new purchase, they find their way to the bin and that's the end of them. To make their life more useful, here is an idea of using soapy soluble, printable strips that can be added as detergent, to the first wash. Interesting idea that is worth exploring! What do you think? Hang Tag is a 2014 iF Design – Concept Design entry. Designers: Danghui Li, Yuexin Huang, Yao Zhang & Long Chen - Related posts:               |
| Posted: 09 Apr 2014 02:26 AM PDT Sign Language Ring is a set of rings and a bracelet capable of detecting sign language and translating them. Essentially, the device is able to detect sign language motions and can translate them to voice feedback. Conversely, it can translate voice to text. Inspired by the Buddhist prayer beads, the text is displayed on a screen on the top of the bracelet.
The Sign Language Ring is a 2013 Red Dot Award: Design Concept Winner. Designers: Cao Zu-Wei, Hu Ya-Chun, Huang Ching-Lan, Liao Po-Yang, Tsai Yu-Chi & Yang Yi-Hsien - Related posts:            |
| Posted: 09 Apr 2014 12:01 AM PDT NUKE is an innovative cooking system that gives users complete control of the process all from the convenience of their smartphone. Just pick a recipe from an app-accessible database and follow step-by-step directions while your cookware automatically adjusts temperature and time settings based on your selection… OR whip up your own specialty and keep an eye on it with your phone while you’re multitasking! Hit the jump to see how it works —> Designer: Talia Brigneti - Related posts:
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| Posted: 09 Apr 2014 12:01 AM PDT The Komodo channels the same fierce power and tough aesthetic of the Mahindra brand’s famous trucks and tractors. The concept is in like with crossovers like the BMW X6 or Infiniti FX, but purposely lacks the delicacy and refinement that makes the other’s owners cringe at the though of driving through a puddle. Instead, its rough-and-tumble character begs for the off-road and is happier towing toys and getting dirty than cruising down the boulevard! Designer: Makrand Patil - Related posts:            |
| Posted: 09 Apr 2014 12:01 AM PDT Take a walk through it and you might not even realize you’re not in a scenic park but rather a mega skyscraper. It’s called Re-Silience— living architecture that uses as much (or even more) area for green spaces as the structure’s footprint takes up in land space. Inspired by honeycombs, coral reefs, and ant nests, the design is focused on optimal use of soil and biomass that’s normally lost in urban environments. It’s not only eco-concious, but as beautiful as a stroll through the park! Designers: Diego Espinosa Figueroa, Javiera Valenzuela Gonzalez - Related posts:            |
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