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Last Drop : Pumping Up Till The Last Drop From The Bottom of A Bottle. The Last Drop concept derived from the inconvenience of pumping up the finishing liquid from the bottom of a shampoo or shower gel container to avoid everyday wastage.
The bottom of Last Drop container is designed in a way that the finishing liquids are stored in a cone following by slopes both side where the dispenser can easily reach and let the user to have even the last drop of liquid. The container is beautifully designed to enhance the bathroom décor and lets the user to see how much more liquids are left inside. This product is very helpful for recycling and anti-water pollution with its useful functionalities. Designer : Seonkeun Park and Jinsun Park. The Gizmologist's Lair. Simple mechanisms explained. Email Below you’ll find animated diagrams and explanations of how various mechanisms work.
Some of these have been crucial to major evolutions in mechanisms and technology, and allow us to do anything from fire weaponry to make cars move with the press of a pedal. Maltese Cross mechanism powers second hand movement in the clock: Radial engines are used in aircraft. Today, however, most aircraft use turbine engines: Reciprocating movements power steam engines in locomotives: Sewing machine: Manual transmission mechanism, also known as “stick shift” is used to change gears in vehicles: This mechanism is called constant-velocity joint and is used in front-wheel drive vehicles: Torpedo-boat destroyer system is used to destroy fleet in naval military operations: The Wankel engine is a type of internal combustion engine which uses a rotary design to convert pressure into a rotating motion instead of using reciprocating pistons: + Bonus – mechanism you can watch forever Leave your comment:
Hardware. The Five Best 3D CAD-Related Tech Innovations of the Last Decade. - SolidSmack.com - SolidSmack. 2010.
It’s here… or almost here. Which means it’s time to reflect on all the fun innovations that we ran screaming towards, or away from, over the past decade. Over the past ten years I went from storing data on a CD to storing data online. I also went from emailing someone a couple times a week to sending tens, thousands, billions of messages per day. All the tech to keep me distracted from breathing normally or having a properly developed physique is a mix of good and bad, but mostly good. As far as the CAD-related tech is concerned, there’s only five I could think of, which means there are likely twenty others which are way better. Middle Mouse Button and 3D controllers Yeah, seems crazy huh. Along with middle-mouse button joy, we have the 3D controller line of devices from Logitech’s subsidiary 3DConnexion formed early in the decade and the beginning of many exploring stylus, touch and Infrared input devices.
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