Saturday, 3 March 2012

What God’s Office Might Look Like

What God’s Office Might Look Like:

This collaboration between Zsanett Benedek and Daniel Lakos gives a completely new and fresh feeling to Lakos’ original designs that were finished in a beech veneer. The aim of the designers was to find harmony between large surfaces and lightness, between a mass and a shell. This updated pure white version of the Alba Collection is nothing short of heavenly.


Designer: Tervhivatal















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3D Made Easy

3D Made Easy:

Armada is a phone-sized portable 3D scanner built so that anyone can capture the physical forms of objects on the go. Armada syncs via Bluetooth with your smartphone to create a 3D scan of any object through triangulation between its cameras and cross-beam laser. The process is streamlined so that all the user has to do is hit the start button. After scanning, Armada builds an STP file in real-time on your iOS or Android phone that can be opened and edited in any 3D modeling software.


Armada’s cameras are angled to track the position of the cross-beam laser on a surface, providing the three necessary reference points to create a cloud point. During the scanning process thousands of cloud of points are formed and merged into polygons to form a model.


Designers: Isaac Blankensmith and Kyle DeHovitz



Armada | 3D Scanner from Isaac Blankensmith on Vimeo.







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Visualize Your Carbon Footprint

Visualize Your Carbon Footprint:

When it comes to conserving energy at home, one major setback is the lack of products that make it possible to gauge your consumption as you use energy. Octopus is an electric heating system that utilizes thermo-sensitive film that changes color depending on the intensity of the heat output, giving users a visual reminder of their carbon footprint. The film, located at the front part of the heater, can be visually customized to satisfy a variety of styles and tastes.


Designer: Clément Martineau









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Things That iPad3 is Not!

Things That iPad3 is Not!:

iPad3 is not a tablet with an extending screen; however the Extending Note is! Made from two modules stacked together, this baby can slide sideways to transform a regular tablet to a megacreen in a jiffy! The goodness extends to solar charging capabilities and OLED screen, features that you simply won’t find in the upcoming iPad announcement!


Extending Note is a 2011 red dot design concept winner


Designer: Kim Hyung Geun







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