Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Single Person Cooker
+ Alex Bradley's Single Person Cooker (SPC) prototype, "Responds to the eating habits that are evolving to meet with the pace and structure of daily life, while making information available on producing nutritious healthy meals quickly and efficiently.".
Via Designlines.
Post:
bird
Time:
11/26/2008
Friday, November 07, 2008
clothes-hanger
The "Lean-On" self-standing closet rod, designed by Peter Van de Water for Cascando, seems like the perfect closet solution if you
a) move a lot, b) don't feel like hauling that heavy MDF Ikea wardrobe around, and c) only own five or six articles of clothing that require hanging.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
vertebrae
Post:
bird
Time:
10/28/2008
Tuesday, October 07, 2008
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Tapeworm, the Good Kind
Monday, May 26, 2008
Solar Water Disinfecting Tarpaulin |太阳能净化水袋
Eric Olsen 的 Solar Water Disinfecting Tarpaulin 采用了激光切割的LDPE(塑料)和涂胶尼龙做成,和雨布一样,褶皱的几何结构来自于saguaro(巨形仙人掌)储水结构的启发,这种结构使它可以很方便的卷起来,运输也更方便(可以像披肩一样),能容下20升的水,简单快捷有效。
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Move Over Tonka
Tipper trucks haven’t change much in the last century so designer Haishan Deng took it upon himself to create the Super Tipper Truck. Current tipper trucks can only unload their cargo one way. This usually requires the driver to maneuver ever so carefully. With the Super Tipper, door access on all four sides allow it to dump its junk in any direction.
Of course it wouldn’t be an improved construction vehicle without more power and the Super Tipper leaves non disappointed. Each set of wheels has its own motor and independent suspension - you know, for those awkward incline angles.
I can’t wait for the UltraMega Tipper Truck!
Designer: Haishan Deng
The Bionic Chameleon Truck
Nature didn’t make many mistakes with organic forms and wise designers like Haishang Deng understand solves for our problems can often be found just by studying what nature has already done. Enter the Chameleon Truck.
This bionic cargo transport uses an innovative segmented body remarkably like that of a centipede. This enables the truck to adjust its size to the cargo load. The resilient soft tarpaulin shelled body is strong enough to protect its cargo but also absorbs impacts in case of accidents. As an added benefit fuel savings abound since the truck’s weight is slashed in half.
Another innovative design feature is the drive cockpit which cranes over its cargo instead of being built into the frame like most vehicles today. This enables automated front loading without the need for additional support.
Designer: Haishan Deng
Soap Bank
A bar of soap is probably one of the most efficient product designs ever created. Rub it where you want to be clean and eventually the bar just fades away…mostly. Not many things in life are more physically challenging than attempting to hold on to that little sliver of sudsy salvation. Dropping the soap can sometimes have lethal results, whether by slip-or-fall or for our “legally challenged” citizens, that fate worse than death. Enter the “Soap Bank” by DesigNoDoubt, a brilliantly conceived idea that serves to efficiently wrangle that unruly soap. Simply slip the soap into the supplied slot and see how safe and squeaky clean savings can surely be. Simple.
Designer: Wooteik Lim, Yeonha Jo, Sungwoo Park & Yoonha Paick
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Ulo chair by Ian Walton
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Sony Design in Milan


Monday, April 30, 2007
Sunday, April 29, 2007
Portable Beverage Heater便携式饮料加热器
Portable Beverage Heater solves a common problem for coffee and tea drinkers: reheating the cup with available methods often heats the mug and not the liquid. The Portable Beverage Heater is a molded plastic, single-use device that can be clipped to the side of a mug. It creates heat from solid and organic body form using fuel cell and its thermographic ink changes color to indicate when the beverage is hot. Portable Beverage Heater will keep your coffee warm, until your long and tired conference is ended.Designer: Seungheon Lee