A HOT Watch
This watch concept is named simply and appropriately FIRE. The hour and minute hands are lit by LEDs that simulate torch powered cigarette lighters. It’s…
Accessories
Instant Bag to Desk
The following is one of several designs entered into this year’s INDEX: Challenge, Design for Education – this design being amongst the finalists for the…
Backpack of the Future
In the future, our electronic devices will be more than just rectangular screens in our pockets. They will be bolder and more integrated into the…
LED Array for Telling Time
Yesterday the design community basically flipped its collective lid for the other Jonathan Frey watch we posted, one with E-Ink for a display. I imagine…
Shoes for Weightlessness
Nay, these are not Air Jordans. They do not make you fly. They help you when you’re already flying. This project is a footwear design…
E-Ink for Time Telling
Let’s have a glance at a watch that employs the now-famous and awesome E-Ink technology made famous by, if I’m not mistaken, the Amazon Kindle…
The Tiniest Tron
So you like strips of bright light aside blackness, greenness, or grayness, yes? You must love the heck out of this Tron: Legacy wave of…
3D Glasses That Don’t Look It
It’s clear from this year’s CES how important 3D will be and that means 3D glasses. For the most part, they’re still quite “techie” looking…
A Watch for Automotive Enthusiasts
Shift Hybrid is a watch based on automotive engineering featuring elements like disc brakes, speedometers, seat belts, and gear shifts. The materials used are also…
ZIIIRO is a Go
There once was a watch name ZERO and after receiving a lot attention from our original feature, designer Robert Dabi decided to make it a…
A False Arm that Doesn’t Appear So
It’s the strangest thing, and it owes a lot to the advancement of medical research and history, that while eyeglasses have been fashionable almost from…
TRON Watch for Glowy Goodness
Wait a second, didn’t I just write about this? Wait no! I just wrote about something that’d go REALLY WELL with this, the Campbell version…