One earphones to rule them all. These cord-adjustable earphones provide you different shapes and styles for different situations, from every day life to sports. You can choose to use regular earphones type or the earring type, it’s transformable without any other accessories added. Everyone is able to use it, regardless of individual ear size.
Designer : Yong Lee
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These days, it’s really hard to survive without our electrical devices. For me, I couldn’t live without my cell phone, laptop, and ipod. One fundamental problem with our dependence to those electronic gadgets is the power supply. Cyclus is the solution for generating power without giving negative impact to our environment. No, it’s not another solar panel gadget. Cyclus has been designed to generate power anytime, anywhere. Its main power source is “spring” and 12V DC motor, user can twist the bottom component of the product. For the next 30 minutes, Cyclus constantly generates power that is strong enough to charge your daily portable gadgets.
Designer : Satoshi Yanagisawa
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Ben Rodgers, the man behind Lumiore, created a device that not only will improve the interior design of your home, by removing the closets, but it will also act as your personal fashion designer in a digital kind of way. The Lumiore is a clothes assembler and disassembler. This sounds quite rough, if you are a shirt or a skirt, knowing that your “life” will end in the same machine you we’re pulled out of. Lumiore also, drastically reduces the need for closet space and clothes storage as a person or family’s wardrobe would become almost entirely digital property. Each morning the user or users would choose from their selection of styles and the clothing would be fabricated to their personal size and shape. At the end of the day the clothing would be tossed into the chute on top of the device, to be disassembled and filled back into the correct materials compartment cartridge.
Designer: Ben Rodgers
This can be amazing fun, it’s like having a clothes printer, only the ink has been replaced with polyester, cotton and other clothing materials we use. Through this technique the dirt and all foreign materials would be filtered out, elimination the need for regular washing. Ben, created the ultimate clothes green machine, a device that not only creates clothes at a push of a button, but also eliminates the washing and cleaning experience. Lumiore has a big digital touch screen display that interacts with its user by showing the types of clothes he/she selected to be created. The top part of the device is the depository port, followed by the OLED display, the center piece and the clothes vending port. The center piece is where the dye materials port, the port handle and the indicator lights are. Lumiore’s materials port is pulled out by the central handle to access the coloring dyes and recycled materials cartridges. The cartridges rise outward in a radial fashion from the center when selected. They can be removed and replaced for customization with different materials which can be purchased from local retailers.
In shorter words, the Lumiore designed by Ben Rodgers is like having your favorite clothes brand in your own home, helping you create a more personal approach on the way you dress.
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