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Liberty Project

Posted on Jan 15, 2012 Posted by Kamran

The Liberty Project is an innovative approach towards modular kitchen and space management. The setup integrates and aligns a refrigerator, cooking area, prep area, microwave, washing area, washing machine, water recycling system, air conditioning and exhaust.

The best part about the concept is that the working platform height can be adjusted for...

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Hello Tomorrow Phone concept

Posted on Jan 12, 2012 Posted by Kamran

As my landline telephone gathers dust each day, I wonder if the classy ‘Hello Tomorrow’ concept will tempt me to use it more often! The thing is that snazzy smartphones and competitive cellphone rates lure us to use them more than the desk phones.

But with features like a touchscreen, intuitive functions and customization options like home or...

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Fresh CO2

Posted on Jan 10, 2012 Posted by Kamran

Fresh CO2 uses the carbon dioxide in the air to prolong the life of refrigerated food from 7 days upto a month! It basically controls the oxidization process and wilting of vegetables in a very controlled manner.

Methinks it’s a pseudo plant mimicking the photosynthesis process and respiration functions. What do you think?
Designers: Feng...

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Ferrari Millenio super-car concept

Posted on Jan 07, 2012 Posted by Kamran

The Ferrari Millenio, as the name might allude, is a futuristic super-car concept that features a complex combination of materials and technologies that we can hope will become a serious reality before the end of the next millenium.

The two-seater includes a buckypaper reinforced body that is stronger than steel and lighter than carbon fiber as...

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Eclipse Home Phone

Posted on Jan 05, 2012 Posted by Kamran

The Eclipse DECT Wireless Home Phone consists of a base unit and handset embedded together in a single and continuous ellipsoidal form factor. With no visible signs of a display or keypad, the Eclipse conforms to the minimalist school of thought in design.