Immersive Cocoon Concept

Imagine a digital experience that is intuitive , where the interface is not only a mouse and two-dimensional analogue of an office. A screen surrounding dome with extensive software motion detection technology filled with inspiration from "Minority Report" movie. With natural movements,your entire body becomes the interface.
Imagine, instead of  a screen, an audio-visual environment around you

Now let's try Intimidating!

Introducing the INTIMIDATOR Puzzle Sculpture. "This design is by far my most complex metal sculpture and it's both mentally and physically intimidating, thus the name. For those challenged by Micro-Conundrum, I suggest giving this sculpture a wide berth. This design expands the limits of what is considered possible for a puzzle; it's a puzzle with an intimidating function."





The INTIMIDATOR

R2 and IPhone

Robot twins, intended to lend a hand to spacewalking astronauts, as well as make the factory floor a safe and efficient meeting ground for humans and droids, has been unveiled by NASA and General Motors."A giant robot swinging around that doesn't know whether a person is there or not is a bad thing. You can end up with all kinds of accidents. Robots can be very dangerous pieces of equipment,"

Electrolux Design Lab 2010 Semi-finalists

From a field of 1,300, the top 25 concepts have been chosen from designers based in 17 countries across the world. Eight finalists will be invited to present their concept to a jury of expert designers. The jury will consider entries based on intuitive design, innovation and consumer insight when awarding the first prize of a six-month paid internship at an Electrolux global design centre and

The iRetrophone Steampunk Dock: iPhone Deserves It.

Do you fancy yourself as stylish? Do you own that ideal iPhone but you still miss those outdated, ancient rings that old grandpa owned? Well, now you can have the ideal product that combines both fashion and expertise! The iRetrophone Steampunk Dock, which is the creation of artist Scott Freeland, has been included in his iRetrophone Steampunk Copper Edition is available in not one, but in

Pencil Printer - Easy to Write and Erase...

“Bend Mobile” A New Concept Cell Phone - Amazing Photos...

It seems incredulous that only a few decades ago some folks didn’t have a colour TV and yet these days where would we be without the Internet, our Ipods or our precious mobiles?

It seems that the more technology advances the more the designers have to push the boat out to satisfy our appetite for weird and wonderful gadgets and gizmos. If we take mobiles as an example, we only have to look at what was available a few years back to see how far we’ve come. Remember the brick?

Now we have mobiles that are much more than a simple phone. Our mobiles double as digital cameras, we can transfer information from phone to phone using wireless, texting has become an art form with a whole new language of its own, and we can hold video conferencing calls, and that is just the beginning.

In recent years we’ve seen the SmartPhone come into being, we can browse the Internet, send emails, check flights, book holidays, and even pay our bills. Mobile phones come in all sorts of sizes and colours with various distinguishing features that separate them from the rest and of course we have our favourites. So what could possibly be next?

Here we have a concept mobile by designer Andy Kurovets and you’ll either love it or hate it. The Bend Mobile has what you would expect a standard phone to have like a screen, a keypad and a camera. This one, however, goes way out there when it comes to design.

There’s something I can’t quite get my head around and it’s just so happens to be the phone’s most distinguishing feature, and that is the curved shape, hence the name Bend Mobile.