Plant Doctor

Plant Doctor

The Plant Doctor is not just any device that detects the health of your plant. It is sophisticated with tech and ensures you get the exact readings via the highly integrated micro-controller technology. The usual suspects of soil moisture, nutrition content etc. are charted easily. What makes the device even more practical is that it self powers using the electrolyte in the soil for energy. The highly sensitive soil nutrient sensor analyzes the soil and process the information.

0 Designers: Fan Xu and Du Xubing

Future Of Mobile Computing

Future Of Mobile Computing

This project is called ‘The Future Of Mobile Computing’ and it is the conceptual exploration of potential applications of future flexible technology. To streamline the future of flexible computing we have to reconsider some of the current technology and manufacturing techniques. This means that in the future it is possible to have hardware that is interchangeable, that learns from use, which changes over time, that degrades gracefully and that works naturally.

0 Designer: Callil Capuozzo

Braille Book Everything

Braille Book Everything

Imagine a world where the sight impaired can read almost any publication without it being specially printed in Braille. It will not only save the cost of a specialized printing but also make a lot more reading material accessible to the blind. The Blind Reader is a device that looks like a smartphone but functions like a text-to-Braille converter. Simply skim it over the paper publication and the surface transforms to Braille that can be easily read. Simple, effective and portable!

0 Designers: Jia Mengyin & Bao Haimo

The Color Of Music

The Color Of Music

The Serendipity Emotion Player is not your regular shuffle that plays music by genre or albums. It takes into account your emotional status by interpreting the color that your subconscious mind chooses and then plays songs accordingly. The player is equipped with a camera and the user is supposed to point it towards a colored object, for example if my mind takes fancy to the apple and I point the player towards it; the device interprets my mood based on the color therapy practice and plays songs accordingly.

0 Designer: Kyuho Song

Bell Sound

Bell Sound

The Bell Sound speakers are an unconventional twist on home audio that are composed of super-strong parallam, an engineered wood material most often used in the construction industry. To contrast the natural wood tone, each speaker rests on a hand-turned aluminum base. Though modern in material, the elongated, exaggerated bell shape hints to the design’s original inspiration- the gramophone.

0 Designer: Matthew Higgins

Telepathic Communication

Telepathic Communication

The Telepathy One is a finely crafted, superior quality micro-projection unit. It is designed to convey to the eyes, steady visual information in a natural and safe way. In short it is a wearable communication device that is non obtrusive and takes you beyond the use of a smartphone. The wearable device hooks up with smartphones and tablets and opens up a new dimension in communication.

0 Designer: the design labo Inc.

The Power Of Six

The Power Of Six

Inspired by the iMac, yet hosting the DNA of an iPhone 5, the new dimension as envisioned by Valentin Gallard, will be colors. Yes, a colorful and spirited iPhone 6 that has enough space to showcase the true impact of hues. What do you think?

0 Designer: Valentin Gallard

Lux iPad Stand

Lux iPad Stand

One of the most elegant Apple extras we’ve seen, the AC iPad Stand is the perfect home or office accessory to compliment your beloved tablet. The refined aesthetic contrasts natural wood and that instantly recognizable aluminum into a prop for your iPad. Better yet, the smart design amplifies volume without any additional electronics.

0 Designer: Àlex Casabò Tormo

The Smartest Kitchen Ever

The Smartest Kitchen Ever

The future of kitchens lies in how tech savvy and “Smart” they are going to be. Vestel Assist is a good indication how technology and electronic devices are becoming a necessary aid. This project includes smart kitchen systems and appliances connected with each other in such a way that communicate with one another and can be customized.

0 Designer: Begum Tomruk

A Better Blood Pressure Checker

A Better Blood Pressure Checker

Hi.lo merges the basic blood pressure measuring system with smartphone technology in one simple device that anyone can use! Simply install the app on your smart phone, attach the device to your arm, and get a reading in a minute… all without cumbersome wires! With modern materials and availability in a variety of thoughtful colors, the design is much more comfortable and friendly-feeling than other outdated blood pressure systems.

0 Designer: Diana Dumitrescu

Forever A Smart Camera

Forever A Smart Camera

Using the design based on a new technology for the next generation of Samsung digital imaging line, the SC1 (Smart Camera 1) focuses on providing the quality of mirror-less cameras, while using the smart technology of smartphones via detachable dual display technology. Users can expect great results thanks to the photography experience through the use of the dual display.

0 Designer: Rich Park

Shuffle For Music

Shuffle For Music

The iriver shuffle is a sleek interpretation that merges the player with the earphones. Very often the cables of the earphones get tangled when kept in a bag or the pocket. The unique design of this shuffle solves that problem easily, besides they kinda look neat in your hands.

0 Designer: Jeongbeom Han

LECIA Only Gets Better

LECIA Only Gets Better

Inspired by the monocle and the color wheel, this LEICA X3 concept looks at picking the best features found on smartphones and marrying them with the ones found on a digital camera. So basically this is a lovechild that is the size of a lens and transfers the pictures instantly to your smartphone, tablet or Mac via Bluetooth. The camera is automatically turned on when the lens is flipped out and a simple user interface allows you take pictures in a jiffy.

0 Designer: Vincent Säll