Catch and take the heat with you. Ora is a radiator with “hot pot” element. Ora will heat the element which then can be used by the user in more comfortable way. You can enjoy the warmth of a heater outside. The “hot pot” element looks like a wrapping leather case that can be placed on both sides of Ora. User can take one of them and use the zipper to trap the heat inside this case.
An entry at “Design the perfect pen” competition organized by Marksman, the “Rollpen” by Portuguese designer Filipe Lima is an innovative pen to facilitate everyday tasks, reflecting the evolution and growth of technology in modern society. Featuring an ergonomic design, the new writing device not only facilitates intuitive writing but also allows access to the latest technology with a built-in digital clock, internal memory and software add-ons, giving a new direction to handwriting objects. Users can simply write down the text on the paper and save it in the internal memory of the pen to share it online with friends or associates effortlessly within no time.
Compass is an innovative device designed for public spaces to guide people to a closest secure location in an emergency situation. This device uses luminous descriptive direction towards the exit of evacuation. The second function is its audible function to announce any incident and start alerting all the people for immediate action.
Google Magnify is the latest concept to be created by Anh Nguyen. This concept began with a funny email that he had been going around the office at his work. He went up to their intern, who just happened to be from France, before realizing that he would have a tough time reading it. After a little bit of confusion, the intern just copy and pasted the entire email into Google Translate and was cracking up just like everyone else after reading it.
With most of underdeveloped or even developing nations struggling to provide clean drinking water to a larger section of their population, resulting in some tedious water-bound diseases, the need for some safe, sustainable and low-cost water purifiers have been felt more than ever before. Providing a solution, designer Joe Kasper has developed an innovative distiller that harnesses solar power to purify dirty/saline water in far off areas located closer to equatorial location. Users need to fill the water (dirty/saline) in a large container at the bottom and let the evaporation and condensation purify it, using solar energy, for drinking purposes. Filtered water is stored in a small container on top that users can remove to quench their thirst.
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