You’re blind, I mean sight impaired and the situation is that you wanna read Harry Potter but the Braille version is not available. So you pop out the “Haptic Reader”, place it on the front page, and allow it to scan the contents. Almost magically all the letters get converted to Braille, which dot the surface of the reader. Want more magic? Turn on the voice system, to hear the story instead.
Designers: David Lee, Yuna Kim & Hansub Lee
Most EDC enthusiasts are familiar with the few common formats – knives, screwdrivers, multitools, wallets, sometimes even stationery. A folding fan, on the other hand,…
Five years ago Dave Logan designed what we called the ‘only bag you’ll ever need’… now he’s back with an even better redesign. Logan’s bags…
A lot of wheelchair designs focus on functionality that gives the user more independence, but there are times when help from an assistant or nurse…
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/58090379/aision-futuristic-inspired-automatic-watches-from The Aision AN-S01 watch comes just at the right time to usher us into the space age. For a species that will, in roughly…
With the growing number of digital documents, it almost seemed as if printed paper was on its way out. Of course, that’s hardly true, with…
Fingerprint recognition to activate biometric profile. Blank surface when not in use. 3-D interface with artificial intelligence that automatically rearranges your options and thangs based…