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Concept Translator Transparent!

The following object is a Universal Translator designed for interpreting languages, objects, concepts, and customs. Through its window mode, text mode, and speech mode, it allows the user to have a better understanding of the world around them. Designed for a world where not only have we become globalized, initiating communication between people of ALL [...]

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Element Radio: Communicate with it!

Element Radio is an exploration into how radio can be made more relevant and interactive, creating a more two way communication. The radio comprises of a large remote touch screen, and a speaker dock station. The remote screen allows for glance-able information to be displayed, enhancing the radio experience. Element Radio is designed for use [...]

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The Tandem USB.

A stark reminder of the Infinite USB Connector, the Tandem USB is different because of two reasons. One, it’s got a form that is more accommodating for the follow-up wire than Jiang’s version and two; it compares the lineup to male-female “coupling”! We get the naughty point, but in all honesty, going by the discussion in [...]

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Mobile Phone lights pool!

Light Pool mobile phone was created by Hironao Tsuboi with the intention of service you an object that can act aesthetically upon your sensibility and surroundings. Well I must say, Hironao has done a great job. This futuristic mobile phone has a unique form, composed of a truss-like structure and surfaces. It gives Light Pool [...]

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Blue Bee Phone Interface Concept!

Kingyo created a very interesting handset interface, dubbed the Blue Bee, that also comes with an appealing and very slim smartphone. As you can see, the UI looks a bit like the Windows Mobile 6.5 interface and it requires a large touchscreen to operate and there’s no need for any physical button, at all. An interesting [...]

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Product Design

USB Robot Flash Drive

Posted on 03 September 2010

This USB 2.0 flash drive comes with a 4 gigabyte large storage capacity and a design that may bring the thoughts to a certain golden shiny protocol droid from the Star Wars saga. Future computers Future technology phones Innovation technology Continue Reading

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Computers, Product Design, latest technology

Smart Plus –3 in 1!

Posted on 01 September 2010

The working mechanics of tech gadgets in futuristic movies can really stump me at times, so for my sake, I’m going to try and keep this as simple as I can. The Smart Plus is a combination of a laptop case, projector keyboard and a Smartphone. There is no screen or a dedicated hardrive involved [...] Continue Reading

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Supernova robot works great for bachelors!

Posted on 30 August 2010

What looks like a decorative ceiling light is actually a robot that is capable of cleaning and washing your clothes without the need of water and detergent – How is that possible you ask? Well, this robot with the new generation of laser chip, which will be able scan the dirt, they break into pieces [...] Continue Reading

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How much weight the fish!

Posted on 25 August 2010

This right here is the “Pro Fishing Compact Scale” and guess what it does? It tells you how heavy that fish is you caught with your own two bare hands. It’s simplicity. I know that if you’re a fisher, you have seen things similar to this before. But this is how it aught to be. [...] Continue Reading

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FireFighter Gloves!

Posted on 16 August 2010

To aid Fire Fighters communicate without voice European designers Ashwin Rajan and Kevin Cannon have created a unique concepts that allows communication via hand gestures. The FireFighter Communication Gloves allow wireless communication by using coded LED buttons embedded on the top of the gloves. When other standard methods of communications may not be fully operable or [...] Continue Reading

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Many At Once !

Posted on 12 August 2010

The literal explanation for the “Change”, multiple ports hub is quite weird so I’m going to stick with my inferences of the product. The hub is basically a station where you can hook up all your computer peripherals and media gadgets and from it a single wire goes into the CPU. Right at this moment [...] Continue Reading

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USB Anion Air Purifier!

Posted on 11 August 2010

USB Anion Air Purifier is a USB-powered ionizer that emits healthy negative ions into the air. By attaching themselves to air molecules and any impure particles in the air and negatively charge them, the emitted negative ions purify the air and remove toxic substances including odors, dust and molds, etc.   Continue Reading

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‘Pure’ water bottle!

Posted on 05 August 2010

Bottle to purify water in just two minutes. Timothy Whitehead, an industrial designer and technology graduate from Loughborough University has won the UK heat of the James Dyson Award with an eco-friendly water bottle that has been designed to purify contaminated water in just two minutes. Christened Pure, the water bottle eliminates the need to use [...] Continue Reading

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Flowlab Skateboard by Mike Simonian!

Posted on 26 July 2010

You kids and miscellaneous hipsters probably love this one: The Flowlab Skateboard. They were invented in the 90s, and it surprises me that they haven’t completely replaced regular ones. It looks a lot more fun. Continue Reading

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Super Robotic Printers!

Posted on 20 July 2010

Envisage a future where printers are microscopic and an army of robots print anything you want. It’s called RO. At least 100 nanobots are stored in four base stations which also serve as ink cartridges for each of the four printing colors (CMYK). The base stations adhere to every surface. Continue Reading

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