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- Waxy Printing
- Writing Shorter Notes
- Four Dimensional Ultrasound for Non-Invasive Surgery
- Sounds of Film Thins
- Holiday Clouds of Cuteness
| Posted: 24 Nov 2010 01:10 AM PST  The Wax-on is a solid ink printer that simplifies the process of printing. It removes the need of producing plastic waste and annoyance of using ink jet cartridges. The minimal design ensures less use of desk-space and it's vertical orientation works perfect with the printing disposition. The concept challenges the future of printing and takes advantage of new advancements in wax ink printing and sustainability. Designer: Faris Elmasu
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| Posted: 24 Nov 2010 01:00 AM PST  The Post-it is Perfect, I have a wad of it sitting right here on my workstation and no complains at all. This is until I saw this SAVE Post-it concept design! It has an adhesive strip running right at the center of the pad, and it's kinda fashioned like a cello tape reel. The idea is that you write a note and then just tear off the adequate amount of sheet, so no extra paper gets wasted. Small effective steps to a better planet! Designers: Chu Li-Chiao, Yang Hsiang-Hui & Yang Kai-Cheng
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| Four Dimensional Ultrasound for Non-Invasive Surgery Posted: 24 Nov 2010 12:03 AM PST  Sounds exciting! The problem the designer is trying to solve here is the fact that malpractice suits for minimally-invasive gallbladder removals are still prevalent. To deter this sort of situation, the designer aims to employ four dimensional ultrasound technology to better “see” the insides of the patient, including inside the bladder the surgeon is detaching. This 4D imaging is used currently to see real-time images of fetuses in the wombs of expectant mothers. What this device does it make that technology realistic for the operating table. The second image you see in the gallery below is marked with several colored markers. They are thus:
Designers: Alex Broerman
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| Posted: 24 Nov 2010 12:03 AM PST  Behold a sound experience by designer Ji Young Shon. This is called Whispering Leaves, and it’s a multiple sound speaker system installation piece of artwork installed at the Royal College of Art. It is what Shon calls a new kind of sound system interface which utilizes film-thin speakers to create for you an environment of sound unlike any other. Each leaf has a different sound, varying slightly between the shapes, sizes, and bendings. The sound you’ll hear is magical, a mix of sources and a mix of waves, a mosaic, harmony coming from all walls. This installation piece can be installed in any sort of art gallery as it only requires that the vines of the leaves be attached to the walls. Simple. Check out the video below to get an idea of what you’ll be hearing when you see this in real life. Designers: Ji Young Shon
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| Posted: 24 Nov 2010 12:02 AM PST  The cool people over at Centre International d’Art Verrier de Meisenthal have produced a limited edition Christmas Ball by the name of Cumulus. It’s a bunch of little clouds designed by Mendel Heit. Each year the CIAV chooses to work with a new young designer who then designs a unique piece for production in a limited edition. This year it’s a cute little cloud! This particular design invites you, the new owner of a tiny little cloud, to travel back to your childhood and hang out in your own imagination, up in the air. You might otherwise know this particular sort of design as a holiday ornament. Look at the gallery below and the craftsmanship will be very evident instantly. See if you can attain one and you’ll be the bell of the ball. Produced by Centre International d’Art Verrier de Meisenthal. Designer: Mendel HEIT
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