IdeaPaint provides analog inspiration by transforming any flat surface into a dry erase board.
Read more...November 20, 2009
November 19, 2009
Concept MP3 Player Powered By Our Strides
Would a kinetic powered MP3 Player encourage you to run that extra mile?
Read more...November 18, 2009
The Next Mobile Leap Forward: Fold-out Screens and Apps That Anticipate Our Needs
What do our future mobile devices look like and what will they do?
Read more...November 16, 2009
(Pic) Our Incredible Shrinking Mobile Phone Technology
What does the evolution of mobile phone design look like?
Read more...November 12, 2009
Our New Status Updates: Online Activities as Alibis
We’ve heard of several instances where people’s online activities have gotten them into trouble, but can they also save you from prison?
Read more...November 11, 2009
Digital Cloud To Float Above London’s Olympic Games
Will the Digital Cloud design fly over London’s Olympic Games?
Read more...November 10, 2009
Natural Fuse: Towards Designing a Carbon-Neutral System
If given the opportunity to participate in a carbon-neutral system, will people be selfless or selfish?
Read more...November 6, 2009
Volkswagen: Influencing Our Actions Through Fun
Volkswagen believes that injecting a healthy dose of fun into the often mundane tasks in our daily lives, such as choosing the stairs or remembering to recycle, is the best method for positive influencing our behaviors.
Read more...November 5, 2009
A1 Architects Explores the Small House Paradigm
Czech firm A1 Architects recently explored the small living paradigm at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague last month, creating a whimsical exhibition called “The Small House.”
Read more...November 4, 2009
Laser Etching Could Replace Labels on Fruits and Vegetables
A new laser etching technique might make the small labels on fruits and vegetables a thing of the past.
Read more...Blu Dot’s Real Good Experiment Tracks Chairs from Curb to Home
Furniture company is attempting to track the “curb-mining” habits of the NYC residents by leaving GPS-enabled chairs scattered throughout the city.
Read more...On Naming Lego’s Various Bricks and Pieces
While far from a comprehensive study on the development of hyper-local languages, Giles Turnbull’s ad hoc research on how different children name Lego’s various building blocks is an interesting, albeit quirky, glimpse into the ways we build internal dialogues and communicate with one another.
Read more...Casa Huerta: Scaleable Greenhouses for Urban Environments
Casa Huerta (Orchard House) is a small scale greenhouse / vertical farming system proposed to better life in the poor areas of the world’s cities.
Read more...November 2, 2009
Minimalist Wine Rack Made from Felt
The Felt Wine Rack is a perfect example of the return simple materials as designers and consumers alike warm to the aesthetic, environmental and economic benefits of products made from natural elements.
Read more...Johns Hopkins Offers HIV Self-Test
In an effort to curtail the global spread of AIDS, Johns Hopkins recently conducted an in-hospital trail that offered self-administered HIV tests to Emergency Room visitors.
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