Providing an answer to the growth in the number of cellphones and the energy they require to keep running, industrial designer Liu Hsiang-Ling has come up with a concept cellphone that runs on the abundant energy provided by the sun.
Concept cellphone designed to be powered by solar energy.
Industrial designer Aleksander Mukomelov is trying to make use of the latest advancements in technology, including flexible displays in a hi-tech cellphone dubbed the Mobile Script. The cellphone is designed to offer mobility, constant internet access, access to documents, games and give the best in terms of means of communication and contact.
Air purified based on the process of photosynthesis.
The overuse of fossil fuels is not only showing its effects outdoors, but is also having a considerable impact on the air we breathe when indoors. The deteriorating quality of indoor air has tempted designers to come up with portable devices that help clean air by removing all pollutants.
Hi-tech stick for the elderly made from sustainable materials.
South Korea-based industrial designer Taewan Kim has made sure that when old, you’ll not have to leave your hi-tech gadgets at home because you just can’t carry them. Kim has designed a hi-tech walking stick that apart from providing the silver aged with the much needed support gives them a touch of technology.
For many power failures, a dark washroom is synonymous to peeing under a streetlight. To keep your privacy intact Sotirios Papadopoulos has developed a light-emitting mirror, which creates a glowing effect when the lights go out. The ELI (Eco Light Inside) is based on a photo luminescent material that is embedded inside the mirror. The mirror is available in two versions, Fingerprint and I Love Me.
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