Power plugs come in all shapes and sizes. From baseball sized to brick sized, it seems that electronics manufacturers can’t agree on one or even three standard sized power plugs. So why doesn’t your power strip seem to care about this fact? Well now it does. The “Revolve” by Takumi Yoshida is the simple answer to a complicated Tetris-like puzzle plaguing us all. Yes, we have seen many other similar designs, but this one has that little something extra…it’s rendered!
Designer: Takumi Yoshida
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What is this trying to solve? I don’t have any problems with standard power strips, and they take up a lot less space that this would…
i like this design 🙂
it solves the problem that some chargers are over-size and block the other plugs.
Very very nice rendering.. nice idea
quite interesting!
i like this very much.. thank you yankodesign!
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