Pet Tree Vertical eco planting system has won Green Dot Awards and International Design Awards for its ingenious system. It utilizes re-used PET bottles by structuring these bottles into a unique tree-like shape that features an innovative water circulation system that collects rainwater while allowing drop irrigation. This system promotes reusing plastic bottles to reduce plastic waste in our environment and at the same time it’s a great solution for urban organic growers.

Designer : Dr.Hakan Gürsu

Pet Tree Vertical Eco Planting System

Pet Tree Vertical Eco Planting System


The main body will be made out of recycled plastic materials while the protective membrane will be produced by the extrusion and welding of cellulose acetate. Its main support body will be made out of 1mm thick of stainless steel. Pet Tree Vertical eco planting system offers a new way for urban farming with minimum resource use while provides maximum efficiency. It cuts back manpower, save more time, growing more plants (horizontal area), and reduces the amount of carbondioxide oscillation by using the waste PET bottles.

The target consumer of Pet Tree Vertical eco planting system would be both individual user and rural society who want to grow their own food. With limited urban space, it’s possible to increase the amount of production even more. The membrane has been designed to protect these plants from birds or any other harmful living creatures.

Pet Tree Vertical Eco Planting System

Pet Tree Vertical Eco Planting System

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Pet Tree Vertical Eco Planting System

Pet Tree Vertical Eco Planting System

Pet Tree Vertical Eco Planting System

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The mysterious alien has landed on our inbox, well not really an alien, it’s actually a humidifier called Alianoid humidifier. This unit has been designed to look like an outer space robot where moisture comes from injection holes that are located at both sides of the head, you know, as if the robot is in rage, pretty cool actually. There’s a circle at the bottom to indicate the amount of water left inside the tank while the bigger circle controls the amount of injection.

Designer : Minwoo Lee

Alianoid Humidifier by Minwoo Lee

Alianoid Humidifier by Minwoo Lee


Alianoid humidifier unique look definitely differs itself from other humidifiers that are usually has mechanical appearances.

Alianoid Humidifier by Minwoo Lee

Alianoid Humidifier by Minwoo Lee

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Dead Space PC Gameplay

On July 27, 2011, in Gaming, by admin
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Picked up Dead Space and FarCry 2 for the PC yesterday so I decided to record some gameplay of Dead Space, all graphics maxed out.

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Hate to see everything hampered in your tiny apartment? Want to clear off the mess at any cost? Then, using a multi-functional furniture like the Spilt Sink would prove useful. Split Sink is a good exemplar of a washbasin that captures a furniture aesthetic. What makes this sink truly exclusive is a fact that it comes along with a storage space and a combination of tabletop, a storage space, and a washbasin. The side drawer offers a smart space to organize as well as store all the essentials required for everyday ritual of body care. The design is certainly an exclusive solution in this market.
Designer : Emo Design

Emo Split Sink

Emo Split Sink

Emo Split Sink

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This is also known as the “Dark Future of War”, but it was under the Space Marines category.

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Recently, Orbital Technologies and Rocket and Space Corporation Energia (RSC Energia) announced that they will launch the world’s First Commercial Space Station (CSS). I guess somewhere near the future, space tourism is going to be the next big thing. The station will be utilized by private citizens, professional crews, and corporate researchers interested in conducting their scientific programs. If everything goes well, CSS will be the world’s first commercially available human spaceflight platform.

Designer : Orbital Technologies

Orbital Technologies Commercial Space Station

Orbital Technologies Commercial Space Station

The CEO of Orbital Technologies, Sergey Kostenko said, “I am pleased to announce our intention to provide the global marketplace a commercially available orbital outpost. Once launched and operational, the CSS will provide a unique destination for commercial, state and private spaceflight exploration missions.” Mr. Kostenko continued, “The CSS will be a valuable addition to the global base of orbital assets. We look forward to working with corporate entities, state governments and private individuals from around the world.”

The CSS will be man-tended, with a crew capability of up to seven people. Space-certified elements, modules and technologies of the highest quality and reliability will be used in the construction of the station. The CSS will be serviced by the Russian Soyuz and Progress spacecraft, as well other transportation systems available in the global marketplace. Such arrangements are enabled through the station’s unified docking system that will allow any commercial crew and cargo capability developed in the Unites States, Europe and China.

Orbital Technologies Commercial Space Station

Orbital Technologies Commercial Space Station

Orbital Technologies Commercial Space Station

Orbital Technologies Commercial Space Station

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