The idea is from Rubik`s cube puzzle. The only way to activate the mp3 player on is similar to playing with the Rubik`s cube puzzle, by solving each layer has a specific function such as play, pause, forward or back. And of course the only way to turn it off is by completing it. Users can now listen to the music while having fun. Designer: Hee Yong
Swatch has built a reputation on creating ultra-simple, trend setting watches - offering literally thousands of designs to suit everybody. This Swatch looks at moving the company’s brand into the future by modernizing its range of digital watches. Based on air tube you find in most bicycle pumps, it juxtaposes two existing products in a contemporary fashion to create a very sleek and minimal bracelet watch - aligning itself with a current trend in wristband fashion.
Designer: Laurence Dawes
It is a common microwave oven that can be used in a usual household; at normal times, it rolls up like a towel taking a relatively small space and can be easily moved around. But when it needs to cook and the power turns on, the rolled up cooking-plate stretches open as the electricity starts flowing and becomes strong enough to hold the weights of the cooking utensils. source Designer: Hyun Choi
The ISIS is a tricky puzzle ball that is apparently hard as hell to solve. Each one is unique, with only one solution. If you solve it you can win prizes like cash, a massage chair, and other crap. The puzzle is a gleaming orb, handcrafted in England of a premier alloy of aluminum and constructed of precisely engineered, moveable bands. Each band is etched with hieroglyphics; the challenge is to position those bands in the right combination to unlock the ISIS. You are given 10 encrypted clues to decipher.
Let the fun begin! Then when you're pissed after a half hour pull out the trusty sledgehammer and solve that bitch real quick. Oh wait it says on the site if you damage it you're out. Who has time for a puzzle that lasts years anyways? Especially one that costs $200? There's only one puzzle I've been trying to solve for over a year, and that's how to get laid. You know, without paying.
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Despite how much of Seinfeld's dialogue consists of him simply shouting nouns, and the way little science lessons are ham-handedly shoved in as exposition, I found this six-minute scene from Bee Movie surprisingly charming and fun to watch. Either I'm getting soft or my judgement is clouded by the joy of this not being another Shrek.
See the clip under the cut.
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Lima is a blood sugar analyzer for people with active lifestyle. Designed especially for the requirements of athlete doing extreme sports, the technological base of Lima is the non-invasive measurement via infrared radiation. Before using the Lima blood sugar analyzer, the medical device has to be placed properly in the carpus of the users hand. By pushing the on/off button on the side of the device, the user activates the scanning procedure after a short welcome sequence. Quick and short compressions of the device are leading to a increased blood flow in the palm. The blood sugar analyzer starts to scan. After the completed canning process the amount of blood sugar us displayed. All information will be store in the internal memory. source
Knead Helper is a bowl designed to help those with hand ailments such as arthritis knead dough without a bulky electric mixer. After mixing all the dough ingredients, tip the dough out of the silicone insert and place on the base of the unfolded bowl. Next, use the sides of the bowl to knead the dough, preventing finger and wrist pain. source
Worrell, Inc. Designer Dan Clements created a product that helps proud parents safely and stylishly take their little ones out into the world. Wiegen, a refreshing take on the classic stroller, was designed for flexibility given ever-changing family dynamics. In addition to flexibility, emotional needs also drove the design of Wiegen. From this idea, three objectives were established: to create a means for a parent to outwardly express their affection for their child, to create a safe and comfortable environment for the child, and to create a product that was incredibly easy to use.
The Wiegen’s most innovative attribute is its unique stretcher system. This system consists of two parts: a neoprene shroud which a lightweight aluminum frame and Polypropylene stretcher support, and a baby sling with five-point harness (designed specifically for an age range of infant to 12 months).
This combination of neoprene components eliminates the need for cumbersome foam padding, as the neoprene conforms to the shape of the child. The air space between the two layers of the neoprene shroud insulates the stroller in cold weather. Snap construction allows the user to remove the shroud for cleaning, storage or color change.
Worrell, Inc. is a Minneapolis-based design consultancy, offering product design, research and engineering since 1976.
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While other common headsets often affect the appearance of the user in a very technical way, the Clipset is designed to be a comfortable and stylish accessory. If it’s currently not in use the earphone could be wrapped around the device. The interface consists of three buttons. Two buttons for volume control and one power button that is also used to answer incoming calls. Designer: Matthias Lange
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