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Glass Balcony Pools for Indian Luxury Condo Building
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The Front Desk, Peugeot 1966
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Feel-O-Meter, A Giant Face That Reflects the Mood of a City
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What will be the future of tablet computing? How will the ‘internet of things’ make technology and human behavior more seamless?
Mac Funamizu, an award winner for design concept at the Red Dot design competition, came up with a design for the future of mobile search called Looking Glass - a transparent tablet with complex integration of image identification, mapping, directions, calendar, virtual shopping, instant dictionary and search, and augmented reality among many other applications.
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Hero by Miguel Endara is a portrait of his father using 3.2 million precise dots
Flip & Tumble’s Squeezers are clever new salt and pepper holders that let you squeeze out as much or as little seasoning as you want. Give it a pinch, and a valve at the bottom opens up, releasing a stream of salt or pepper. The harder you squeeze, the more the valve opens, so you control how much seasoning sprinkles your plate and how quickly it gets there. When you release the pressure, the valve seals tightly.
Say goodbye to spilling the salt.
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Inspired Newton’s work in optics and color theory, media-arts company Wonwei teamed up with design studio Super Nature Design to create Prisma 1666, an interactive light installation consisting of 15 triangular crystal blocks, which refract and disperse projected colored lights. Visitors can use an iPad interface to change the rotation and angles of projected graphics, offering an opportunity, Wonwei writes, “to experiment with these elements like Isaac Newton did so many years before us.”
Richard Mosse :: “Infra”
On display at NYC’s Jack Shainman Gallery through 23 December
Glasshouse, the lamp that lets you grow plants indoors.
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Beginnings of Space Travel by Werner Reiterer
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Dependable Manipulation of a Well-Known Design: Flat Bulb
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Animal portraits by Morten Koldby.
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