Packed work schedule often results in physical as well as mental illness among people working and living in chaotic city environment. Allowing breathing space for city dwellers, Chinese designer Lu Yin has designed a mobile phone called “Relexer” that as its name suggests doubles as a medical gadget to review the health of the users. Integrating a thermometer that can be worn around the wrist like a bracelet, the cellphone measures the temperature and other drastic discrepancies in the body so the users can take the precautionary measures unless it becomes too late to control the ailment. Moreover, the users can communicate and send their daily or weekly health update to the doctor for a proper diagnose and treatment.
Running on the fortunes of minimal design, Brazilian industrial designer Átila Rossito has popped up a mouse concept that looks like anything but a mouse. Hailed as “Fortune,” the minimalist mouse is not only light in weight but also reduces all the innards for clutter-free navigation on the computer. Finished possibly in titanium, the Fortune illuminates a red blaze within the white casing to give it the gaze of a lampshade or a piece of an art rather than a computer mouse.
Intended toward highly active users, designer James Caldwell has come up with a mobile phone concept that seems to bring a sporty spirit to your chatter. Other than stimulating your chatter, the “Nike Cellphone” also becomes your medical or sports gadget to record your heart rate, speed, etc. while exercising or running. Moreover, this touchscreen electronic device comes equipped with applications to give exercise enthusiasts workout plans and proper exercise techniques.
