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Telescoping Ladder

Clark — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 11:52:17 +0000

Sometime you need a long ladder to climb up to roof of your house to maintain or anything else. But mostly you have need to hide it, unfortunately you have no room to do so.

Now this Telescoping Ladder help to storge it easily just with only 2.5 feet. Just like the old TV antenna expansible enough. When you stretches it, it will go to 12.5 feet in height. And made from aircraft aluminum with steel connectors, it is assure that this ladder is so strong to sustain your fat body,haha!

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The Gift Of Love: A Beating Heart Plushie

Clark — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 16:09:04 +0000

How to express your deep love to your lover? Maybe you wish give your heart to her or him. Now we have a cool substitute that is a beating heart plushie. With just a shake this $18 anatomically correct heart from ThinkGeek begins making beating noises and pulsating in your lover’s hand. Perfect to sleep with whenever your significant other is not with you.

Visit ThinkGeek Product Site to see more.

A solar charger like a satellite by sonic designs

Clark — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 17:37:21 +0000

This new solar charger by sonic designs can be stuck on some smooth surface just like the window glass, car out skin. It has a fun shape of satellite,so cool!

This new solar charger by sonic designs is something that’s picked out from the books of space ships as this charger can be placed anywhere to charge the cells. This new improved version comes with a larger suction cup which helps it in being able to fixitself in any surface thereby being charged from any position, wherever it has access to sunlight. So what you have in hand is the stripped down version of essential components like the batteries and the control module so wherever you have the sun it is for sure that the charger shall not be vary of charging!

Designer : Sonic Design

The Rainman : Slim Raining Decanter

Clark — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 15:54:15 +0000

The decanter design by Denmark based designer, Matilda Sunden Ringner which is called Rainman is designed in a manner that water is transported from the container to the drinking glass. The decanter is unique as it has eight holes which facilitate its usage when the wine is poured, and the placement of holes also gives it a unique visual appeal and identity. Besides this, the holes also help in decanting the wine while preventing the ice and pieces of lemon to fall into the glass as one pours the content. A nice and a classy thought one must say, which can be used for our every day usage!

Designer : Matilda Sunden Ringner via HomeDosh

Saturn(Director's cut)

Clark — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 05:50:25 +0000

Check out the 1stavemachine, watch the Satum(Director’s cut) of Projects. You will see a women turn into the cyborg (haunting hyper-sexual and stylized version for the future), cool video!

Net-Stick:Digital Cane for Silver Aged People

Clark — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 04:26:28 +0000

Net-Stick is a walking stick designed for the elderly or physically challenged to move freely and easily regardless of their position, height, or place they are in. With its simple, intuitive design, Net-Stick helps its user to approach people around them and build rapport. Made of energy-saving materials with eco-friendly technology to pursue well being of the society and nature.

designer:Taewan Kim

Coofe:a coffee & tea making system and cooking stove

Clark — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 03:55:50 +0000

“Coofe” is comprised of two parts: a coffee & tea making system and cooking stove. Each part can be separated or combined according to the user’s need and taste. To make it appear approachable and comfortable, it has organic shape and familiar colors resembling nature. Its portability allows outdoor use. Wireless download from the Internet or sharing of materials between different units are also possible. One-touch control on the touch screen and multi-language support help easy use by anyone.
designer: Taewan Kim

Seed and Bud shaped Watercan

Clark — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 02:05:16 +0000

This watercan is a design with a shape of Seed & Bud. It is intended to create a new type of product that goes to merge so all annaffiatoi as that of irrigation. The aesthetics of this product, influenced by the usual daily activities, from smaller dell’outdoor in space, using a language surprising and fun, engaging and immediately understandable: the color very strong, the neck and the words “A liter and a half “Pointing to the tradition of watering, well-delineated forms inspired both by nature and by function.

designer ：
Alessandro D’Angeli
www.myspace.com/alessandro_dangel
SUN-submitted to the 26th International Exhibition on the exterior Rimini
Project 2008

Wiltting flower:Concept for Visualizing Home Energy Use

Clark — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 04:21:14 +0000

Sad dying flower convinces you to save electricity.The blooming flower gadget that wilts when we use too much power in the home.

The blooming gadget connects wirelessly to the home’s electricity meter and changes colour and shape depending on the amount of electricity used.

When electricity use is low the flower glows a healthy greenish-blue and stands tall and open.

But as more lights and electrical appliances are turned on the flower closes up and turns red.

If energy use remains high, the flower wilts and turns a deep purple before ‘dying’ – or going out.

The Wilting Flower is a prototype for now, but is expected to sell for around $90 if it gets to market.

designer:Carl Smith via Treehugger.com

Gesture-controlled light Switch: One Switch Controlls Multiple Lights

Clark — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 03:37:01 +0000

Now we usually multiple lights eqiupped in a big house illuminating every corner, a new problem accompanied by the facilitation is that we must turn on or off the lights one by one, even aweful thing is we don’t know the match between the lights and switchs. So take it easy, designer Mac Funamizu designed you this unique interface that lets you control multiple lights in the house with only one switch by just dragging your finger across the touch-sensitive board .

The square switch you see here actually controls multiple lights, and when you slide your finger toward a light, it turns on or off. A circular motion controls all the lights. Like swipping your finger upwards-left to switch on the left-side light and down right to turn it off. Take a look at the pictures after the break, to get the complete idea.

Designer: Mac Funamizu Source