Recently a UK design student won the James Dyson Award by creating a working prototype of a water bottle that can filter out 99.9% of bacteria leaving the water sterilized in just a couple minutes. This water bottle could potentially save millions of lives in third world countries who can’t access fresh drinking water. Check out more pictures and how it works after the jump…
Nutrition Facts on food labels have always been a bit confusing. It’s always hard to tell how many 15-piece servings you have in one bowl, or how much dressing should be added to your salad. Thanks to the company Perfect Portions, people can now get specific details on the nutrition facts thanks to their digital food scale. The scale displays ten key nutritional elements that is obtained from the scales database of almost 2,000 different foods.
Koolhaus Faucet is an interesting concept developed by Daniel Dobrogorsky so people can monitor their water consumption. The faucet not only lets you know how much water had been used, it also separates and gives statistics from all different water sources.
Although there has been similar designs, nothing I’ve seen more modern and futuristic, whether you think it’s over the top or not is another question. Overall a great concept that I think not only would be used by many, but also a clever way to encourage people to use less water. More pics after the jump…
An eco friendly type often buys rechargeable batteries to reduce toxins, however what happens when you need a different size battery? They’re simply forced to buy more batteries. Well thanks to designers Pyeong Joo Goh, Jong Seung Choi and Ji Soo Hong all collaborated and designed AtoD rechargeable batteries. AtoD is a single nickel hydroxide [...]
Finally GE has revealed their prototype for what the charge stations are going to look like all electric cars. The station not only displays great aesthetics, it also has the power supply to match it. The new GE stations can charge a car in as little as 4 hours…
What a simple and clever idea. Now I’ve never been a manual guy, I tend to just try and figure things out as i go, but if I had seen this booklet I would definitely read parts of the book- even if was just to appreciate the creativity.
Here’s an interesting look at what AT&T predicted the near future to be in 1993. Although AT&T didn’t invent any of these technologies like the advertisement says, it’s still a great video to look back on and realize how lame the 80′s were.
We can all assume that 3D video is the future of television and movies, but unfortunately no one wants to wear awkward 3D glasses to do so. Well, this could be changing in the near future. This new technology uses twin lenses to create three-dimensional images…
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