Clipless: Secure a phone to new surfaces, NFC-enabled!
Clipless secures phones and tablets to clothing and surfaces. It’s great for running, GPS in the car
& NFC Task Launcher!
Designer:They Innovate
[ via kickstarter.com ]
Clipless secures phones and tablets to clothing and surfaces. It’s great for running, GPS in the car
& NFC Task Launcher!
Designer:They Innovate
[ via kickstarter.com ]
“Nike is in the air – To highlight the benefit of the Nike Air Max, the shoes were packed in air-cush
ion. The benefit of the product is transferred into the packaging, and made visible. The package
provides the best possible presentation of the shoe and a height advertising effectiveness. Due to
less usage of materials, it also contributes to sustainability.”~
[ via thedieline.com ]
Sometimes you don’t realize your behavior is actually compensating for a design flaw. That is, un
-til you see the solution. When borrowing a car and carrying anything heavy or delicate—a full to
-olbox, a few bottles of booze, a birthday cake—I always place it in the rear seat footwell. It wou
-ld be much more convenient to load into the hatch, but I don’t want those things sliding around
because I took the corner too hard after watching Fast & Furious 6. That’s where the Stayhold co
-mes in. The Velcro strip on the bottom adheres it firmly to the carpeting inside your car, allowing
you to wall things off against the edges or build your own little fort.

[ via core77.com ]
Design of a bottle for a new mineral water brand called Waater. The mineral water is extracted
from the same source as the water used for the production of Bavaria beer~
[ via tjep.com ]
The Glider™ is a rain tarp/weather relief shelter featuring patent-pending integrated rainwater
retention & heat reflective technology~
Designer:The KAMMOK Team
[ via kickstarter.com ]
Thomas Heatherwick has released images of a proposal for a garden to span the River Thames on a
new pedestrian bridge (+ slideshow). The design was developed by Heatherwick Studio after Tran
-sport for London awarded it a tender to develop ideas for improving pedestrian links across the river~
Designer:Thomas Heatherwick
[ via dezeen.com ]
“POPTOP Stopper” is a handy wine stopper to keep wine fresh and tasty.
The shape of POPTOP gives you a feeling of freshness~
The materials needed for this project include a 3/8″ Lucite rod, several key-chain LED flashlights,
a red LED, a green LED, 2 X 10 Ohm resistor, heat shrink tubing,120 sand paper, a Scotch-Brite
pad, and a 10 Ohm resistor. It can’t be a terribly difficult project, as Random Canadian said ano
-ther smaller set of needles were also made.
“The cyano glue makes the cut ends optically pure when the plastic bits are joined, as long as
there are not big tool marks… I found this out on a previous project. saves quite a bit of time by
not having to polish the ends.”
So the next time you find yourself battling the dark side of the yarn, or you just want to knit in
the dark, whip up a set of these babies for all your nerd knitting needs!
[ via geekcrafts.com ]
There are two things noteworthy regarding the Flex Tab, one is that it features a gliding rail kinda system
that allows you to move the plug sockets on the tab. And the other is that it accommodates any configura
tion of plugs together. Shape and size of the plug is really not an issue! Very clever!
Designer: Yuljae Lee
[ via yankodesign.com ]
Re-conceiving ecodesign beyond statistics, material or sacrifices
Designer:KK Wong
[ via behance.net ]