3D GPS for the Blind
Discover is a handheld navigation tool designed for the blind that goes beyond the limitations of Braille maps, allowing users to “feel” their surroundings. Using…
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Together at Last!
There’s nothing worse than an awkwardly quiet dinner! On that note, there’s nothing that will kill the aesthetic vibe of a room quicker than ugly…
The Maker of Morning People
The Barisieur is an alarm clock that will wake you up with a bespoke cup of coffee right when you need it most. It challenges…
Cooking Starts In The Garden
It would be so easy to have your own vegetable patch to source fresh veggies and herbs from. There are two main obstacles though: lack…
Customer Service Goes 3D
Grrrr.. there’s nothing more annoying than calling a customer service number only to wait on hold before being transferred to a robot that can barely…
Nifty Like The Ant
Modeled on the basis of how an ant works in the ant farm, the Ant-bot is a robotic home cleaner. It cleans up messes and…
Nicholas Hardman Talks About solidThinking Inspire & solidThinking Evolve
Both solidThinking Inspire & solidThinking Evolve have grown to become tools that designers just can’t do without. solidThinking Inspire allows design engineers, product designers, and…
Sammy Baby Gets Bamboo
Few and far between we come across Samsung concepts and today we look into the Samsung Galaxy Note 4. The basic design replaces cheap plastic…
Back to basics and loving it!
This utilitarian e-Ink phone by FormNation was designed for those who have better things to do than flick angry birds and flying pigs! It leaves…
Contemporary Coziness
The Revolution series of freestanding stoves for the Bodart and Gonay brand comes in 3 versions, called Curve, Menta, and Skin, each providing sustained warmth…
Refrigerators Are Now Food Conservation Systems
They say words have power – for example don’t call it a bowl of veggies, call it a bowl of stir-fried exotic vegetables with tangy…
Pump Up The Jam
A wise man once said, “Those who dance are considered insane by those who cannot hear the music.” How many of us can really ‘hear’…