05.23.11
Radhika Seth

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Product Design @zh-hant

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桌上版糾察日誌

桌上版糾察日誌

還記得 Watch Diary嗎？沒錯，就是那只以一亮紅色指針指出你當下應做的工作，也同時提醒你哪些工作遺漏了或即將進行的「糾察日誌」嗎？如今那本精裝的日誌已升級成為一張可以在上面規劃行程、並使用磁鐵吸附圖片的迷你白板。我比較想用這個用畢即拭、可多次使用的日誌；你呢？

0 設計師：Wonjune Song for Connect Design

03.24.11
Radhika Seth

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Product Design

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Dear Diary on The Table

Dear Diary on The Table

Remember the Watch Diary, yes the very one that pointed out your current chores with a bright red pointer and sheepishly reminded you of ones you missed, plus the upcoming ones? Well the hardbound diary has now been upped to a Whiteboard Cutout. You can plan your daily timetable on its face and maybe even attach pictures using the magnet. I prefer this use-and-rub version. What about you?

0 Designed by Wonjune Song for Connect Design

12.10.10
Radhika Seth

Categories:
Product Design
Watches

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Time and Memories

Time and Memories

Wonjune Song sent us his version of how time flows like a river and memories are all that are left behind. Nice esoteric thoughts, but I dig the Memory Time Watch more for its casual looks, and the subtle way the inner mechanics are revealed. Let’s just go with the memory flow!

0 Designer: Wonjune Song

09.30.10
Radhika Seth

Categories:
Office
Product Design

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Timed Organizer In A Book

Timed Organizer In A Book

In the day and age where electronic gadgets double up as reminders of tasks and appointments, I applaud Wonjune Song’s bold move to go back to the basics of pen and paper and of course the trusty old watch. Watch Diary is basically a book with a clock set in the middle of the page. The “red hand” indicates the current task, the “before hand” indicates past chores and the “forward hand” indicates the upcoming ones. A simple glance at the page and you’ll know if you’ve kept up your schedule or are lagging.

0 Designer: Wonjune Song

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09.08.09
Radhika Seth

Categories:
Medical
Product Design

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Blind Stick With Eyes

Blind Stick With Eyes

It is the familiar red and white stick, but with enhanced features that make it quite a practical solution for blind commuters. The Eye Stick is fitted with a sensor lens towards the bottom part, from where it picks up location bearings, like is the person nearing a staircase, or is he near the traffic lights. It then sends feedback to the blind commuter via vibrations, communicating the scenario, so that the person can be aware of his surroundings and take his next step with confidence.

0 Designer: Wonjune Song

06.24.09
Chris Burns

Categories:
Gadgets
Graphics
Lighting
Living
Product Design
Technology

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Intelligent Wristwatch Gaming

Intelligent Wristwatch Gaming

It is only every few years that a new hand-held video game system gets invented. They keep getting smaller, having better graphics, and being basically the same amount of weird and bulky to carry with. What Wilson Song was tasked with doing was making a gamer that not only utilized the best in chips for graphics, but also stored a pen, earbuds, and had the ability to become smaller for easy carrying. Peel and see!

0 Designer: Wonjune Song