Tech For Life
Product Design
Mario Box
Nov 11th
It contains three compartments (one for GameCubes and joysticks, one for cables, and one for games and memory cards) and when closed, it also moonlights as a chair complete with comfy padding…Read the rest of this entry »
Sharing Watch by maezm
Nov 11th
Sharing watch by korean design studio maezm displays the time in such a way that it is read in the same way to you as it can be read by others…Read the rest of this entry »
Remote-Controlled Bowling Ball
Nov 11th
The RC900, a remote-control bowling ball invented by San Antonio, Texas-based 900 Global. The bowler steers the ball by adjusting the position of a weight screwed onto a threaded shaft inside the ball…Read the rest of this entry »
3-Prong Power Cords Redesigned
Nov 10th
A flat fold-out version of the traditional three-prong power cord as thin and mobile as the Apple MacBook Air. The design idea by Royal College of Art student Min Kyu Choi does not stop with a single cord…Read the rest of this entry »
Rocking Names Book
Nov 9th
Rocking Names Book contains 50 children with special names and why they got these great names from theirs parents. Photographed by Timo Sorber…Read the rest of this entry »
Pangolin Bag
Nov 9th
Handmade Fair trade backpack Pangolin for men and women. Urban backpack made of recycled inner tubes of trucks. The design of this backpack is very ….Read the rest of this entry »
Packaging For Snails
Nov 8th
This packaging was made out of dyed snail excrements, and it is designed to hold cooked snails. Thats a little strange …Read the rest of this entry »
The U-Button Iron
Oct 30th
I seldom iron my shirt, so I’m not that pro in ironing. But i gotta say I hates ironing the buttons area, it is kinda hard to reach. I think that is why too Designer Jin-young Yoon has come out with this U-Button Iron. When you press a special button, it will reveal a U that you can easily slides into the button area, giving you a fully ironed shirt. Check it out after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
RotariPhone
Oct 28th
The RotariPhone was an idea hatched by four college students while attending The Art Institute of Colorado. The group consisted of: Alan Bader, Seth Perry, Alyssa Rose, Brandon Kershner.
The project was simply to redefine the typical iPod dock, and the RotariPhone was our take on it. Not want it to look like something you see on the market today, we came up with the idea that perhaps it should not even look like a music player at all, but rather something else that you might see on a desk (in the early 80’s, or before). We styled it after cars from the 50’s along with the look of the rotary telephone, and this is what we came up with…
Ther are small sub woofers in the body of the ‘phone’ along with tweeters in the ‘receiver’. The rotary part acts as the power control as well as the volume control.
More pictures after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
Solar Traffic Light
Oct 24th
The Solar Traffic Light is designed by three designers Cheng-Tsung Feng, Yao-Chieh Lin and Bo-Jin Wang. The Traffic Light is equipped with Discolor LED (Light Emitting Diode) technology, hosting all the three colors of the lights (Red, Amber and Green) within a single unit. It is powered by its own solar panel that is built on top of it. More pictures after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
