07.25.11
Troy Turner

Categories:
Medical
Packaging
Product Design

21 Comments

Anytime, Anywhere Deliverable Hospital

Anytime, Anywhere Deliverable Hospital

Designer Kukil Han imagines a go-anywhere solution for providing aid to victims of natural disasters such as floods, earthquakes, tsunamis and storms. The Mobile Hospital could be delivered to any part of the world (including hard to reach areas) in a matter of hours via helicopter, or be transported on a larger scale by ship, providing emergency medical attention to those in need. This thoughtful design can also be customized to provide support to specific needs with relative ease, furthering its adaptability to a number of scenarios.

0 Designer: Kukil Han

08.01.11
Radhika Seth

Categories:
Automotive

13 Comments

Cycle Tours Are Good!

Cycle Tours Are Good!

Bike Guide Concept is an amazing combination of electric bus transportation and cycling, that helps tourist to take in the sights and sounds of Seoul. The way it works is this, at the bus kiosk you key in your places of interest and wait till your bus shows up. The solar powered/electric bus comes with removable cycles and includes navigational gadgets with places of interest strapped on to each bike. So when you reach a tourist spot, you can simple disembark with your bike, and explore the spot by yourself. The navi-gadget helps you get around and brings you back to the bus stop. I think it’s a fun way to explore a city!

0 Designers: Various

07.21.11
Radhika Seth

Categories:
Product Design

11 Comments

Poop Picker Leash

Poop Picker Leash

A clever twist in the leash design and here we have the Doggy Poop Collector! The poop scoop is integrated into the handle of the leash. Once the poop-job is done, you just swing it out and clean up the mess in a jiffy. Doing the obvious in a very discreet way! Love it!

0 Designers: Kukil Han & Min-sung Kim

07.20.11
Radhika Seth

Categories:
Product Design @zh-hant

9 Comments

Community Water Bottles

Community Water Bottles

The WaterStation is a refreshing new take on water filters that we find at food courts and supermarkets. Generally the dispensing machine allows you take water by the glasses. This new redesign includes water bottles that you can take to your table, use and then dock it back for refilling. If nothing else, this new idea will save me countless trips to the water filter and make food courts a better experience.

0 Designer: Kukil Han

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06.30.11
Radhika Seth

Categories:
Product Design

16 Comments

Rhythm in a Cup

Rhythm in a Cup

There was an era in Indian television (somewhere in the 80’s) that for fillers between two programs they used to play the Jal Tarang. Fascinating ceramic bowls filled with water that produces the most profound music! A look at the Drinking The Music concept and I’m reminded of that era. Although oriental teacups inspire this concept, I can see the connection between water and music. Can you?

0 Designer: Kukil Han

07.01.11
Radhika Seth

Categories:
Product Design @zh-hant

23 Comments

Braille by Hand

Braille by Hand

I’m sure you recollect seeing Braille staplers and dispensers here on YD. What we have today is the Braille Tape; I think it’s the simplest and most functional of them all. It’s just a sticky tape with parallel dots that you can hand punch to write a Braille message. Label bottles or mark out the danger zone, do it in a jiffy.

0 Designers: Kukil Han, Yongju Kwak, Young-Seok Kim & Dongbin Shin

12.19.08
Chris Burns

Categories:
Dining
Kitchen
Product Design

35 Comments

Hot Pebbles for Cold Fish

Hot Pebbles for Cold Fish

Use the ancient power of water-smoothed rocks with the stone-grill concept “Pebbles.” It will make your healthy fish-devouring ways a cinch! Just unroll the Pebbles grill, locate the knob which switches the grill on, use it once again to turn the temperature to the correct level, wait a bit, just a bit!, and take them fish outta there. Turn the pebbles off and eat them fishes!

0 Designers: Yongju Kwak, Dongbin Shin, Kukil Han & Young-Seok Kim