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Openaire : Mobile Desk & Chair

The Openaire is a hybrid laptop carry case which converts into a laptop work surface and chair. Consisting of a semirigid protective sleeve that unfolds to produce a desk surface for your laptop and mouse which sits on your lap.

The external detective shall then converts into a chair completing the Openaire office which you can carry with you.

NICK+BEAU is a collaboration between brothers, Nick and Beau Trincia

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This mouldable rechargeable battery concept is designed to fit all devices whatever the battery size. Designed by Pyeong Joo Goh, Jong Seung Choi & Ji Soo Hong rthe AtoD concept battery made from memory foam which allows you to squeeze it into any device whatever size battery takes.

The AtoD battery concept uses Nickel Hydroxide power to create 1.5 Volts of power. If all else fails you can always use it as a stress reliever.

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Glass surface inputting is the new hotness for almost every gadget maker today. From from the iPhone to Microsoft’s Surface technology, flat is where it’s at. Introducing the flattest full size QWERTY keyboard to date, “No-key Keyboard” by Kong Fanwen. Consisting of just a glass surface, camera and lighting, this alternative keyboard concept will use the latest motion capture technology to watch your fingers nervously select just the perfect smiley for your online bantering.
Designer: Kong Fanwen

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Check out this cool concept timepiece by designer IIya Yakovlev
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The Crystal LED watch is inspired by Swarovsky crystals anf fetaures real crystals on the watch face.

The crystals are backlit by LED’s and each one lights up to display the time, you can also change the colour of the displays and the brightness of the LED’s.
via Yanko Design

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Check out these fun concept slippers from designer Muzaffer Kocer
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When you put the words kids, bath, and entertainment together, the image of a rubber ducky might come up. That’s the inspiration behind the Vak-Vak. With a squish of your heel, water sucks into the duck. Another squish water jettisons in a steam of fun wetness.

via Yanko Design

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Check out this concept printer from designers Jin Hee Kim, Hyung Il Kim & Woo Seok Park.

The Hanging Printer is designed to take up hardly any space on your desk, with the bulk of the components hanging underneath the desk.

The only parts on the desk are the paper feed and the print head, and it has an embedded LCD to show you the status of the printer.

This is a great idea, I would love to see this go into production, if your like me your desk is probably cluttered with to many gadgets etc, this would be a great space saving device.
via Yanko Design

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Check out this fun concept camera from designer Sungwoo Park.

It features no LCD screen, no viewfinder and just one button to take your snaps.

The idea is that it gives you the feel of an analog camera, as you don’t know what your shots are going to turn out like, mind you I think a viewfinder would be useful or you could end up taking a snap of your foot.

It transfers the photos to you PC via USB, just plug it in and your photos will transfer to you PC.
via Yanko Design

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Professor Sangbae Kim designer of the Stickybot and a Robotic designer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Is trying to understand how he can replicate natural animal mechanisms by creating a robot inspired by the cheetah.
The idea is to build a prototype robot from a construction of lightweight carbon-fiber-foam that will then be able to match the cheetah’s speed of 70 miles per hour.

Over the next 18 months, Kim and four other MIT graduate students are going to start constructing the prototypes. Starting with a computer model of the robotic cheetah to establish the optimal limb length, weight, gait and torque of the hip and knee joints.
It’s an ambitious project. Current wheeled robots are efficient, but can be slow in rough terrains. For instance, iRobot’s PackBot, which is used by the U.S. military, can only travel at speeds of up to 5.8 miles per hour.
Via Neatorama

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Lightboxes are still a useful way of creating or transferring art during the creative process arw are sometimes quicker than scanning. But lightboxes do take up a lot of desk space.
The Sketch desk lamp, by Hung-Ming Chen of Swedish design studio Hommin and Stockholm designer Ninna Kapadia. Doubles up as a neat A4 sized lighbox perfect for those quick all important sketches.

Called Sketch and intended for use by designers, the lamp head twists upside down to lie flat on the desk.

Via Dvice

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Prepping for an entire nation that will soon house possibly the world's largest elderly population, Toyota has unveiled their latest robotic human assist droid called the Delivery Robot. The small robot is a product of Toyota's Partner Robot program, an initiative focused on creating robotic solutions for the disabled.
Using speech recognition, stereo cameras and a laser range finder the Delivery Robot will be used for common tasks like taking out the trash, and opening doors. You can see video highlighting the Delivery Robot's finer points .
Via Ubergizmo