بانك ايده هاي برگزيده سال 2000-2010

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سلام
در اين تاپيك مي خواهيم ايده هاي مختلف كه در سال 2000 الي 2010 بيان شده را در اين قسمت عنوان كنيم. اميدوارم كاربردي باشه و به شما كمك كنه.

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Swap-It Cleaning System


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Designers: Jessica Coseo of University of Notre Dame
Client: University of Notre Dame
Rethinking the dustpan and the broom, this cleaning system tries to take the back-breaking labor out of housework. Interchangeable broom and mop heads snap on, and the dustpan slides into the bucket to double as a mop wringer.
Contact: Jessica Coseo,
518.583.3362
coseo.1@nd.edu


Intima II


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Designers: BD Medical Systems


Though plastic IV catheters have been the US standard for almost 40 years, emerging markets like China still use the century-old steel needle sets. Not only do the steel sets require more sticks--three a day versus one every 72 hours--the rate of infection is much higher. With the Intima, insertion is visually intuitive. Its function as surrogate teacher provides the opportunity to create a safer, less expensive and more comfortable system.


Mixing Station and Syringe Components


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Designers: Coleman Product Design Inc.


Client: Immunex Corp.


It's a classic dilemma: A drug to treat rheumatoid arthritis requires manual dexterity to reconstitute, something those with the affliction do not usually have. Design to the rescue: The intuitive functionality and friendly, yet professional aesthetic of an integrated mixing station make the necessary steps simple and foolproof. Users embrace the product and the pharmaceutical company shows a phenomenal 206 percent increase in total product sales.

Michael Graves Design Packaging


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Designers: Design Guys
Client: TARGET
The introduction of Michael Graves-designed products into the mass market retail store-Target--undoubtedly marked a new age for design. It took distinctive packaging to elevate the products to their proper status within the store. Developed by a single firm and printed by just one company, the packaging retains consistency and projects the necessary image of "great design" made accessible to the mass market.

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SATURNO Lighting Poles

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Designers: Emilio Ambasz & Assoc., Inc.
Client: Ilva Pali Dalmine, Italy
A revolutionary process of producing and welding stainless steel enables the introduction of these maintenance-free light poles for highway and road use. Extremely lightweight, the poles are designed to be easily visible and flex easily in case of impact. The client, a producer of steel, sought to develop the line of stainless-steel structures as a way to reduce the dependent role of supplier.



Design Concepts Winners, IDEA 2000, Gold


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Designers: Philips Design, The Netherlands
Client: Philips Domestic Appliance & Personal Care, The Netherlands

OrangeX OJex Manual Juicer


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Designers: Smart Design LLC


Client: Orangex


Innovative design engineering and a distinctive design language come together in the manual juicer to create a superior home product. Manufactured by the leading commercial juicer supplier, the OJex inverts the rocker crank mechanism common to professional juicers to reduce the size. As part of the design, the juicer incorporated ideas from the assembly-line employees in South America to give them a sense of pride in its production.

Swap-It Cleaning System


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Designers: Jessica Coseo of University of Notre Dame
Client: University of Notre Dame
Rethinking the dustpan and the broom, this cleaning system tries to take the back-breaking labor out of housework. Interchangeable broom and mop heads snap on, and the dustpan slides into the bucket to double as a mop wringer.
(coseo.1@nd.edu)

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Bandit


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Designers: Speck Product Design


Deceptively simple, this computer media storage device provides not just the basic function of keeping disks together but introduces a dynamic action that is both fun and functional. Using an elastomeric band, the unit can bundle CDs, Zip disks or other media for transport or storage, then release them in a splayed array that maximizes viewing and access. Most of all, though, it offers the manufacturer a point of distinction that encourages sales volume.

Gilbarco Eclipse Gasoline Dispenser


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Eclipse Gasoline Dispenser


Winner: 2000 IDEA Gold in Business & Industrial Products


Designers: Herbst LaZar Bell, Inc. (http://www.blue-harvest.org/?q=node/148)


Client: Marconi Commerce Systems

Moen PureTouch Classic


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Designers: Moen, Inc. and Design Continuum
Client: Moen, Inc.
Developed in just eight weeks, this filtering faucet quickly became the top-selling faucet in its price range. The elegant yet user-friendly design removes more impurities than any other faucet and offers instant feedback on the filter.
Contact: Ed Milano,
Design Continuum,
617.928.9501
emilano@dcontinuum.com (emilano@dcontinuum.com)

Sparkling Symphony Gym


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Designers: Fisher-Price Inc., Tell Design and Impactful Products
Client: Fisher-Price Inc.
As part of the Fisher-Price "grow with me" philosophy, this activity gym replaces the successful Lights-n-Sounds Gym. With music as a backbone, the toy now converts to a toddler keyboard for use through 24 months.
Contact: Domenic Gubitosi,
Fisher-Price Inc.,
716.687.5007
(emilano@dcontinuum.com)

Rock Roll-n-Ride Trike


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Designers: Fisher-Price Inc.
Turning its flagging outdoor riding toy into a convertible indoor/outdoor one with a few design modifications has proven to be a big winner. Within nine months, the Rock Roll-n-Ride shot to the No. 1-selling non-powered ride-on.
Contact: Kurt Huntsberger, Fisher-Price Inc.,
716.687.3878
huntsbek@fisher-price.com (huntsbek@fisher-price.com)

OXO Good Grips Bottle Stopper/Opener


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Designers: Refac/Human Factors
Client: OXO International
Combining three essential functions into one elegant design, the bottle stopper/opener lives up to the OXO standard. As a stopper, the bulbous ring handle works for any grip, then turns around to maximize torque for opening.
Contact: Paul Lacotta, IDSA,
Refac/Human Factors,
201.943.4400
lacotta@refac.com (lacotta@refac.com)

Ice Chest ExpressTM


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Designers: The Thermos Company and Insight Product Development, LLC
Client: The Thermos Company
As a latecomer to the market, Thermos needed to leapfrog competitors. It did so with such features as a secondary lid that folds out to a table, a mesh pocket inside the lid for dry items, integrated bungee cords and a two-position handle.
Contact: Lee Remen,
Insight Product Development, LLC,
773.907.9500
lremen@insightpd.com (lremen@insightpd.com)

(emilano@dcontinuum.com)

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You could guess why the razor can help keep smart sideburns already from the picture. Yap, it features a caliper, enabling the users to choose and adjust the distance between the two razor blades so that they can have satisfying sideburns. This would be particularly popular among those who always demand for accuracy and perfection.

Carack Drain Design
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Cleaning the toilet drain? It has got to be stopped. I’ve had enough of it, and from now on, I’ll leave all that to the Carack Drain. It is a blue boy from Oh Kyoung Hea, and his cute head will bob up and down to indicate you to clean the drain once the drain is choked with hair. It also features a sunken drain-trap to gather your body grime and hair so that your work would be easy enough—just lift the blue head and clean it. So with Carack Drain, no more annoying hair-strands in your sight!
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Designer: Oh Kyoung Hea

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From now on, you can always pour the food conveniently into plastic bags even if without others’ help. Because you have the Stay Open Bag Holders! Its suction cup base can keep the holder in place on the table, and its adjustable arms can grab the bags open, allowing you to easily fill them with anything you want. The bag holders will be selling for $4.98 each, making them suited for home use.
Selling Price: $4.98

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Although seems to be incredible, this idea is actually comes with some practical meaning. Its appearance likes a skyscraper, but it is built for trees rather than people. There’re two additional wings at sides to collect polluted air flowing through the trees accordingly generating more oxygen. In order to prevent wasting extra energy, this CO2 scraper using the power generated by the windmills underneath.
Via (http://www.core77.com/blog/object_culture/a_different_sort_of_skyscraper_one_that_cleans_the _environment_12584.asp)

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Surely no one would mind bumping into the other person if they fortuitously found their Mr. Right or Ms. Right. But who knows whether or not the God is playing a trick on you? So my suggestion is: you should be careful enough when rushing around the corner, or simply pay attention to the Corner’s Communication Warning Sign. Designed by Sanghoon Lee, the corner sign could sense the sound emitted by someone approaching around and then light up to warn the other guys. That’s especially ideal for public places like the hospitals, restaurants and offices, where a large number of people walk around frequently.
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Designer: Sanghoon Lee
Via Here (http://www.red-dot.sg/concept/porfolio/o_e/PS/R008.htm)
(http://www.core77.com/blog/object_culture/a_different_sort_of_skyscraper_one_that_cleans_the _environment_12584.asp)

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Hooray for Cardboard!





This project has a fabulous title: “Can Cardboard Cut It?” That question mark means the whole project is a question for the consumer to answer. My answer, without even sitting on it, is a definite maybe. It’s a hundred percent recyclable, so that’s definitely a good start. Then it all fits together, the stool inside the chair. Two plusses in one! Then What a wonderful feature – it’s finished! Yes, there’s a lovely clear varnish painted over the entire two bits of furniture to enhance and protect.
This entire project is constructed with already-recycled corrugated cardboard and stainless steel threaded rods and bolts. Layers are altered, and negative space is played up to work WITH the material rather than against it. When you’ve got cardboard on your hands, just rock it!
Playful, fabulous, lovely. Designer Tim May knows what’s up.
Designer: Tim May
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Timed Morning Bowel Movements




You may be wondering what this glass-alarm has to do with your morning bowel routine. First off, a warm glass of water as soon as you wake up is the perfect way to start your day. It helps in detoxing your body and gets your bowels moving. So there! now to establish relation with the “Revive Glass”…it’s an alarm clock that holds a glass of water. Half hour before your alarm is to go off, the base starts warming up the water, so that you drink it warm enough. The alarm shuts off only when you pick up the glass of water. I totally dig the time being read thru water! Looks awesome!
Designers: Kai-ning Huang & Yu-Yang Chen
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No Mo Bear Foam





Wha? But doesn’t that mean it’s good? The foam? Well, I’d hope your beer’d have at least a little foam, but nay! You want smooth, tasty, liquid beer, not beer in bubble form. So what do you do? You tip your glass at an angle while you pour the beer inside. Now… what if the beer glass was already tipped, erasing that step in between you, your drink, and that perfect moment when it hits your lips?
Oh man, here it is! It’s the “Cerve-cero” beer mug by Sinapsis Team. They’ve got it going on right here. You can let the mug sit there on its side too, or if you’re in a bar, tell people that this side-sitting is how they should set their mug if they need a refill.
Tasty.
Designer: Sinapsis Team (http://sinapsiscba.com.ar/)
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Bird-Shaped Camera



When you think about a concept, there’s always a first use that comes to mind. When I think of a bird-shaped camera, I immediately think of it being used to collect photos of birds. Certainly birds would be more apt to get close to a camera that’s shaped like a bird, yes? They’re comfortable in the eyes of another bird, more than a human, anyway. Well how about this – what if those cameras were instead used to capture images of people disobeying traffic laws on the road?
Scary! Amazing! And oh my goodness, how it could work! You’ve got these birds on the wire, taking photos or video of people committing traffic crimes and wow, the crimes that will be caught. And then, as designer Thomas Valcke notes, there’ll be a collection of people who know that these birds are watching them. Paranoia sets in, as it always does, and these people begin to fear every bird watching them!
Big Brother? No way. Big Bird.
Designer: Thomas Valcke
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Red Dot Design Awards (http://www.red-dot.de/) has just announced their Product Design winners. Here is a pick of my favorite 20 of the 45 “Best Of Best” winners, in totally random order. Creative industrial/product design is at its best. Some are inspirational pieces while others are classic originals! Come in and take a look!

20) CH04 Houdini by e15 – Stefan Diez Design
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Bending bendy wood! An art that very few venture into, but worth the efforts if the results are going to be as classy as this Houdini chair number 4! The basic shape of this chair is created by first bending two-dimensional plywood by hand around a complexly milled solid wood ring to form the back. To make the curved two dimensional elements stay in place, the scale-like arrangement of the slabs is then glued to the base to produce the self-contained seat shell.
19) Batou CS Decoration Fabric by Nya Nordiska Textiles
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This versatile fabric can be used as curtains or as a partition screen. The rich embossed material adapts to the form and your creative inspiration.
18 ) Dyson Air Multiplier by Dyson
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Bladeless fan! Defying the normal perception of a fan…the Dyson Air Multiplier sans blades is very powerful and can expel up to 450 liters of cool, uninterrupted air every second!
17) CBNes 6256 by Liebherr-Hausgeräte
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Defining itself as a BioFresh freshness centre, this fridge has three different climate zones with optimum temperatures for your food. Combining aesthetic appeal with cutting-edge technology, the CBNes 6256 features LED lighting technology, freezer drawers mounted on telescopic rails and user panel featuring the MagicEye control system.
16) Grohe Ondus Digitecture by Grohe
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Bathing gets the digital edge with the Grohe Ondus Digitecture. It features a system capable of memorizing individual preferences like water temperature and pressure.
15) Velux Sun Tunnel by Ross Lovegrove
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Sun Tunnel takes inspiration from the sun, and channelizes natural light to the form of a ceiling lamp. A long tube-like tunnel brings natural daylight from the roof of a building to the ceiling of otherwise electrically lit rooms. The formal mediator for the light being directed from the outside comes in the shape of a fascinatingly organic-looking lamp body. This body functions as an additional diffuser that both enhances the natural light and spreads it in dynamic light reflections across the room. Just like almost any electric lamp, the natural light of this lamp can be directed and adjusted according to user’s needs.
14) Fiskars X Range by Fiskars
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Redesigning the simple axe to look something totally cool and awesome!
13) Lucifer Drysuit by Pryde Group
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Kitesurfers needed something spectacular to surf in and Lucifer Drysuit is their answer. The jacket and pants are joined at the waist in order to conceal the back side of the protective harness: it is not only keeps safely in place, but also can withstand strong forces when the rider is being lifted into the air.
12) Cosmolite by Samsonite
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Samsonite spells opulence and elegance and that tradition continues with the Cosmolite series. This luggage collection features a design of eye-catching ridges that run along the sides and taper towards the bottom, giving the body of the luggage the appearance of a glimmering seashell. It even includes the innovative Curv® technology, making it a durable beauty.
11) Helix by Monoqool
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The spiral ends of this frame give it a unique look and explore a new approach towards the understanding and construction of eyewear. It does away with the hinge and focuses on the spiral instead.
10) Container Scope by AnL Studio
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Container Scope is an instillation at the port city of Incheon in South Korea, where visitors come to capture the essence of sun setting into the sea. The arrangement of the containers overcomes the limitations of the building site, so that viewers get the full view of the sunset.
9) TANDBERG Performance Mic 20 by TANDBERG Design Team
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An easy to use communication device at virtual conferences, the Performance Mic 20 is your perfect media peripheral. As a broadband table microphone it takes into account the specific acoustics of the conference room. It is intuitive to use and its functions are self-explanatory. The mute switch is integrated into the control panel and the double mode LED display informs participants about the microphone status.
8 ) 3M Littmann Model 3200 by 3M Littmann Stethoscopes
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This is a stethoscope that I’d love to gift my doctor on Doctor’s Day! It’s got excellent ergonomics, more detailed sound quality and can communicate via Bluetooth with diagnostic software for additional assessment. A patient heart sounds can thus be recorded during auscultation and directly analyzed by murmur detection software developed by Zargis Medical Corp. Basically a cool looking doctor gear!
7) Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Coupé
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The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG reinterprets the styling of the 300 SL and in a fascinating approach that manages to maintain the styling of the classic model, yet also adds something entirely new to it. I love the doors! When both are up and open, they make the Merc look MAGNIFCENT!
6) Rolls-Royce Ghost
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Inspired by the majestic styling of a yacht, the Rolls-Royce Ghost is a dream machine! “Simplicity is the hardest design principle to follow,” says Ian Cameron, chief designer at Rolls-Royce, thus expressing the most central principle that all his designs follow: what he means is the kind of simplicity which develops organically out of complexity.
5) Peugeot RCZ Coupé
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The Peugeot RCZ Coupé captures the “fun car” essence and delivers it immaculately. The coupe features a silhouette with broad wings and aluminum roof edges that are particularly captivating in their appearance. The design features non-slip steering-wheel, ergonomic body-contour seats with soft leather and slanted, user-friendly centre console and an environmentally friendly engine.
4) Reference 52 LCD TV by Loewe AG
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Inspired by Coco Chanel’s design philosophy, the Reference 52 LCD TV skillfully focuses on the essentials and communicates an elegant design. The device integrates receivers for DVB-T, DVB-C and DVB-S, including HDTV reception, as well as an installed hard disk recorder, all of which can be operated comfortably via its one single remote control.
3) iPad by Apple
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Much has been said and written about the iPad, and one thing is for sure it’s one helluva sleek design that conforms to the Apple standard. It’s the sleekest and the besttest!
2) Adamo XPS by Dell
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The unique kickstand form factor incorporated into the design, gives Adamo XPS the cutting edge over its contemporaries. What’s more the stand only goes to enhance the notebooks beauty.
1) USB Clip by Emamidesign
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The USB Clip has been designed with this intention that one day we will be sending documents with additional info via USB sticks. That day, this sleek USB Clip will come into use. The attractive colors and form, make the clip a winning design.