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- Because I Love to Scan
- Ergonomic Chopp-ing
- It’s All In the Name
- Don’t Mess With This Tea Set
- Little Boo, Whole Lotta Bend
| Posted: 17 Oct 2011 03:26 AM PDT I love the idea of taking the scanner to the book rather than the other way around. Let me explain, my children have to often scan and print images and information for school projects. Many a times the books are these heavy encyclopedias (downloading from the internet is not the same as hardcopy books), and trying to scan fat books is troublesome. The concept Scan Board offers an easy solution; it captures the image of the page and transfers it to the computer via USB. Easy and no trouble at all! Designers: Jo Jae-hwan and Shin Se-hwa ----------        |
| Posted: 17 Oct 2011 03:02 AM PDT I hate the process of chopping ingredients while cooking so I rely heavily on those German contraptions that you see on teleshopping networks. However there are times when I envy the kitchens of Masterchief and all those glossy tools and equipments that the participants get to use. The Chopp – chopping board looks fit enough to be in one of the shows. It's a board with interchangeable functionality and features a hollow base to hold all the chopped food. The board and its components are made of high density Polyethylene and the base is made of ABS PC all of which are fused with Antimicrobial to help kill and inhibit the growth of bacteria. The board includes two storage containers, a cheese grater with storage container and interchangeable heads, a preparation aid for fruit like apples and pears etc, an egg holder and a feature for cutting fruit and vegetables like carrots and cucumbers etc. Inspired by the Wii Fit Balance Board, it kinda reminds me of the One-Hand Kitchen Equipment, designed for folks with limited limb motion. Chopp is a 2011 James Dyson Award Entry. The James Dyson Award is an international design award that celebrates, encourages and inspires the next generation of design engineers. It's run by the James Dyson Foundation, James Dyson's charitable trust, as part of its mission to inspire young people about design engineering. Designer: Alastair Crompton ----------     |
| Posted: 17 Oct 2011 12:03 AM PDT I’m loving this design! Featured at Moscow Design Week 2011 with other objects showcasing organic architecture, Alexander Ceron’s Beautiful Mess chair represents symbiosis between technology and nature. Completely unrecognizable as a chair, it looks almost lifelike, that is… until someone’s sitting. Hmmm, I think I just got inspiration for the next place I furnish! Designer: Alejandro Cerón ----------     |
| Posted: 17 Oct 2011 12:01 AM PDT This tea set has got a nasty attitude in all the right ways. Designer José Paulo Alves Corceiro was inspired to design a set of china that wasn’t boring or dainty, and the Nasty Set is anything but. The porcelain set’s grimacing faces and unorthodox shape recall the iconography of comics, animated film, and video games. Look a little Pac-Man to me! Designer: José Paulo Alves Corceiro ----------     |
| Posted: 17 Oct 2011 12:01 AM PDT The natural bamboo and matte-black metal of the Bendboo table lamp come together to make one sleek looking lighting accessory. The polished bamboo perfectly matches the curve of the metal frame and can slide up and down to adjust the angle of light emitted by two embedded LEDs. Designer: Tek-Siā Design Studio ----------     |
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