Escape Route Number 2
You can easily mistake the Rapunzel for a canister, instead its an easy-to-use safety-descending device. Designed by SADI student Sin Sun Ho, this safety line…
Product Design
Apple Tree, Literally
The Appletree displays the iPad without negating ergonomic accessibility. The iPad is still totally usable in portrait or landscape mode but in a more unique…
Green in the Virtual World is Good for the Real World
Stella is a collaborative project that offers a tangible interpretation of how ecological actions can positively affect the environment. It’s thought that if people can…
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…
To-Do Reminders on the Table
You have a computer, a smartphone, maybe even an iPad yet you still resort to post-its because you know short term memory is a total…
Envy the Envy 4G
There was a time when ID “imagineers” would concoct fabulous concepts using new fangled tech that hadn’t been invented yet and I miss those days….
Dock Cut from Aluminum Block
Although I appreciate Apple’s strict minimalist design with the MacBook Pro, having all the ports on the sides always irritated me. You can’t really hide…
Little Birdy is Quite a Help!
Helping the elderly climb stairs is such a noble thing to do, however they may not find a helping hand every time they need it….
Yet Another Traffic Light!
We’ve seen some really cool Traffic Lights Concepts and going to the list is the Mobius Strip Lamp. It’s a one-in-all installation that features vehicle…
The Red Cross Needs This
Easy access to water during a fire in the subway is next to impossible. The interim solution is to hold a soaked rag to your…
Cook The Food and They Will Come
Presented here are two projects by Sandra Haak that envisage future technologies like Polytronik to help develop her concepts. The first project is 101° Degree,…
A New Grip, A New Steam
What many beginning designers, especially those with big dreams and aspirations, don’t realize that it’s the little things, the littlest parts of things, that matter…