Moving? Students Devise A Smarter Way To Pack Boxes. Audífonos indestructibles, la nueva creación de un caleño. Una de las preocupaciones de los padres es cómo lograr que sus niños pequeños no dañen rápidamente las cosas.
Juan David Galindo, estudiante de décimo semestre de Diseño Industrial de la Universidad Icesi de Cali, pensó en eso y creó los HeadFoams, unos audífonos creativos, innovadores e “indañables”. Este joven de 23 años viajó en 2013 a la Florida, Estados Unidos, a realizar su práctica profesional en Marblue, una empresa de aparatos tecnológicos. Ahí, durante su proceso de aprendizaje, se dio cuenta que quería un producto que le gustara a los padres y que, a su vez, fuera cómodo para los niños. Como ningún otro, estos audífonos están diseñados en una sola pieza y hechos con el mismo material de los zapatos Crocs. A Disney MagicBand For Hospitals. Laurence Humier's Alchemist Matter Kit teaches basic chemistry.
Kikuma watanabe translates kid's drawing into floating school. Jan 23, 2014.
Why Britain Has The Best Wall Sockets On Earth. Anyone who has traveled to the United Kingdom has probably marveled at the imperial bulk of the standard U.K. wall plug.
Wiktoria Szawiel fossilises natural fibres within furniture. Patterns of woven natural fibres emerge from this milky resin furniture by Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Wiktoria Szawiel (+ movie).
For her Landscape Within project, Polish designer Wiktoria Szawiel set out to encapsulate the moods and materials of eastern European landscapes she grew up in within objects. "I wanted to capture the beauty and the spirituality of an eastern landscape within a physical object," Szawiel told Dezeen. La Famiglia glassware by Ding3000 stacks neatly onto each other. German studio Ding3000 has tweaked different types of drinking glasses to create a family of vessels that takes up less space in the cupboard.
Ding3000 designed the La Famiglia set for Danish brand QDO, after discovering that none of the company's existing glassware matched in shape or size. "Looking at our kitchen, we have a lot of individual glasses but usually they do not go well together," said Ding3000 cofounder Carsten Schelling. Strapless Panties, Miraculously Skimpier Than G-Strings, Hit Fashion Week. Committing the mortal sin of visible panty lines on the runway of New York Fashion Week could have dire consequences.
But then, in the age of wardrobe malfunctions, it's also scary to imagine what could happen to a model going commando. This Fashion Week, designer Jenny Beuttner comes to the rescue with her adhesive, strapless underwear. Beuttner has managed to create an under garment even skimpier than the barely-there thong or g-string, called the Shibue Strapless Panty. "We Didn't Cross The Line…We Erased It! " the brand gleefully announces on its website. The Cottage Industry Of High-Energy Food That Keeps Silicon Valley Buzzing. Techies are big customers for the food industry in the Bay Area.
The food keeps coders fueled, and coders keep the eateries running. Now many places are specializing in options that keep energy levels up without any of the personal health implications of drinking two Red Bulls an hour for a whole weekend. No matter what size company, whether it's a studio office of 20 people or a large tech campus, I found in the course of this article that many of the dining habits of Bay Area tech people are focused on the same few companies. Arunachalam Muruganantham: The first man to wear a sanitary napkin.
30 Bizarre and Creative Packaging Design Examples. Inspiration November 1, 2010 One of the things that identifies the image of a product is its packaging. Few elements like striking graphics, attractive colors, and unusual shapes are carefully thought of to come up with packaging design that catches the attention of the consumers. A packaging design is a critical component in marketing because it is the packaging that makes it stand from the rest when consumers choose a product from the shelf. We usually see the packaging first instead of an innovative product. An Indian Inventor Disrupts The Period Industry. When Arunachalam Muruganantham hit a wall in his research on creating a sanitary napkin for poor women, he decided to do what most men typically wouldn’t dream of.
He wore one himself--for a whole week. Fashioning his own menstruating uterus by filling a bladder with goat’s blood, Muruganantham went about his life while wearing women’s underwear, occasionally squeezing the contraption to test out his latest iteration. It resulted in endless derision and almost destroyed his family. This Is The Jacket To Wear On Doomsday. 09_Safaricom. Deciding upon a single typeface to get your point across is easy, but figuring out which typefaces match is something even design experts often get wrong. How do you find the chocolate to Perpetua's peanut butter then, or the goose to Garamond's gander? You put them through the paces of the Type Connection, a typographic dating game.
It's actually far less silly than you'd expect. Designer Aura Seltzer, a Maryland College Institute of Art MFA student who created The Type Connection for her thesis project, explains how it works: Unbreakable - L'ArcoBaleno. A little over four years ago, while still a student, Arthur Brutter went to work on a design that would literally be capable of saving lives.
Ideo Imagines 19 Concepts To Ease The Aging Process. In 1950, the average life expectancy for men and women in the U.S. was 65 and 71 respectively.
Now, men on average live to 76, and women can expect to live to 81. That’s a lot of extra time tacked on to the ends of people’s lives--and many senior citizens are still figuring out how best to spend those years without getting bogged down in the difficulties of aging. How can design help improve that process? That’s the question international design and ideas firm Ideo explores in Designs On: Aging, a collection of 19 concepts that would not just make aging easier, but would help keep people happy, active, and engaged in the world around them well into their twilight. High School Students Fix Problem Of Gross, Watery Ketchup. The design quest to solve the ketchup bottle problem--namely, how to get the ketchup out of the bottle--is ongoing. There was the advent of squeeze bottles, of course. And about a year ago, a team at MIT devoted their talents to developing LiquiGlide, the slippery coating guaranteed to ease out the last bits of ketchup out of the bottle.
Problem is, neither of those inventions can keep a hamburger safe from the watery liquid that splurts out unappealingly in advance of the delightfully red, viscous ketchup. Luckily, a pair of Missouri high school students have decided to tackle these aptly named “ketchup-related problems,” because, as we all know, “wet bread is gross.” Their solution? High school seniors Tyler Richards and Jonathan Thompson participate in Project Lead The Way, a national K-12 program that fosters interest in science, engineering, and design by way of hands-on projects. 10 Scientific Insights That Could Make You A Better Designer. A Breathalyzer Designed For The Post-Apple Age. Stealth Wear: Adam Harvey's clothing line safeguards against surveillance. George Orwell is often cited for the prophetic vision of a surveillance society he painted in his famous novel, 1984.
But one thing the celebrated author didn’t predict was Big Brother’s impact on fashion. Everything You Need For A Street Protest In One Ironic Superhero Utility Belt. A Merry-Go-Round That Turns The Power Of Play Into Electricity. How do you bring electricity and light to children who live half their lives in complete darkness, and their entire lives in abject poverty?
Eficiencia económica. Kickstarting: A $30 Optical Tool For Drawing With Camera-Like Accuracy. GiraDora Information Video. A Disposable Helmet Made Of Paper Pulp, For Bike Sharing Programs. This $9 Cardboard Bike Can Support Riders Up To 485lbs. Izhar Gafni has designed award winning industrial machines for peeling pomegranates and sewing shoes. Dyson’s Latest Coup: A $1,500 Sink Faucet That Dries Hands, Too. Sencillo. Educación activista. A Playful 3-D Puzzle That Becomes A Working Radio. This New Girl-Powered Engineering Toy Asks Kids To Design And Wire Their Own Dollhouse. This Fun Tool Teaches Kids To Program With Pictures. Juguetes GoldieBlox - Para chicas que rompen tópicos (Español)
This Weird-Looking Playground Could Make Your Kids More Creative. 15 Radical Redesigns For The TV Remote. Light Bulbs First Blog. 5 Clever Product Packages That Dissolve After Use. A $5 LED Lamp Powered By Sand And Gravity. Photovoltaic glassware by Marjan van Aubel wins DOEN Materiaalprijs. 3 Outlandish Ideas To Improve Air Travel, From The Designers Of Beats By Dre. A Reinvented Condom You Actually Want To Wear, Coming Soon From The Gates Foundation. The Futuristic Food Packaging You Can Eat, Even After Washing It. Could This 3-D Printed Cast Really Heal Bones Faster? A New Ingeniously Designed Shelter For Refugees. Solving A Daunting Problem: Ladies' Undies For That Time Of The Month. Producto detonante.
Kit Yamoyo entrepreneur abandons award-winning design concept. ColaLife: Simon Berry is trying to make medicine as ubiquitous as Coca-Cola in rural Africa. How Underwear Can Change The World. Urban Gondolas. Automatic: A Visionary Gadget That Makes Any Driver More Fuel Efficient. Why Flow, Amazon's Magical Search Tech, Won't Kill Off Retail. Floating Schools Designed To Fight Floods In Bangladesh. Caso de éxito - MSF - Pastillas contra el dolor ajeno. Baum Diseño. This Vending Machine Sells Fresh Salads Instead Of Junk Food.