اختراعات و نوآوري هاي خارجي به زبان اصلي

Eco-Bench, produced from recyclable materials, is a very practical seating group with its’ ease of assembly and stocking. We’re not sure why this bench is not part of Ecoseries furniture set, while it has the similarity with other furniture pieces. The simple, elegant, and light weight components of the product, which fit into one box, shows its’ respect for nature.
Designer : Dr.Hakan Gürsu
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Utilizing the technique of distillation, Watertube can provide sanitary water to many people in remote area. It is a handy tool not just to filter but also store the water for future use. We are going to face water shortage issue if we don’t have better water management strategies because we use water faster than it can be replaced. Yes, we know that 75% of our Earth’s surface is covered by water, however, do you know that only 2.5% of it is fresh water? And only 0.3% of that water can be found on the surface such as river and lakes, while the rest is buried deep in the ground.
Designers : Lee HyunJin, Choi Hyuncheol and Kwon YunJeong
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This doughnut-shaped container can be used to collect, distill and store water. It consists of two chambers with a central gap in which user can fill this container with water from the nearest river. The water distils from the top chamber and circulates down to the lower chamber, where it is stored and extracted through a tap. The rubber top with slight curve allows Watertube to be carried comfortably on user’s head. The container’s central cavity allows it to be hung such as on a tree branch, with the tap positioned at the lowest point.
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obile station PROMETHEUS has been designed to provide reliable power and water supply in harsh environments. This station consists of telescopic boom with wind generator and flexible solar panels, water generator, water filter, diesel generator, water tanks, communication center. This station can use completely renewable energy or as a hybrid system with diesel generator. Mobile station PROMETHEUS has also been designed to produce drinkable water from water or river.If there is problem with water station, the operator can utilize Atmospheric Water Generator which can produce up to 700l of potable water per 24h. The main station body looks like an off-road truck, and it’s detachable, therefore it can be connected with other stations providing together more power and water supply, perfect for military purposes.
Designer : Volodya Domaretskii
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The main inspiration of Comb Multifolding Wheelchair came from the limitation of space which will be unavoidable in the future. This concept wheelchair features innovative folding mechanism that enables its user to easily store when not in use or when traveling by car. This industrial designer plans to use ultra light yet very durable materials (such as aluminum, carbon fiber or titanium) to construct this wheelchair. If you take a look at its seat structure, you’ll understand where the “Comb” name came from.
Comb Multifolding Wheelchair design applies ground-breaking approaches which enables its user to fully adjust this wheelchair for ultimate comfort and convenience of sitting. It is possible to adjust almost everything, from front seat height, rear seat height, front caster angle, back rest angle, backrest height to foot rest length.
Designer : Rudolf Mihu
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During the process of designing this wheelchair, the designer also paid attention to details of the exterior design. He wanted to make sure that Comb Multifolding Wheelchair also features stylish appearance and dynamic look, if a car could have a stylish and modern body design, why not a wheelchair.
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The Mobi electric folding wheelchair is a powered mobility device designed to meet the lifestyle requirements of our aging population. Mobi reflects the future of products for an aging population. Stylish and convenient, it offers urban mobility alternative to bulky, generic electric scooters.
For added versatility, the design of the wheelchair features an innovative folding mechanism that allows it to be folded up and stored and transported in a vehicle without any need for disassembly. To encourage user independence and promote the user to be physically active, Mobi electric folding wheelchair is controlled similarly to a traditional manual wheelchair; the user pushes on the hand rims. However, force sensors in the hand rims detect the user’s physical exertion and add additional power to the wheels. This means Mobi makes physical movement easier in a similar fashion to power steering in a car.
Designer : Jack Martinich (Monash Uni, Caulfield)
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This electric wheelchair incorporates self-balancing Segway-inspired technology that positions that keeps the user in the centre of gravity while balancing on two wheels. The elimination of the need for castor wheels leads to more compact and manoeuvrable vehicle. Rechargeable lithium ion batteries power the electric servo motors located in the base of each of the hubless wheels, giving Mobi a range of approx. 20km with one charge.
Mobi electric folding wheelchair features other notable design innovations intended to make assisted movement a more pleasurable and confident experience. The wheelchair features bigger, 26” tyres for improved comfort. Integrated handrest/wheel guards protect the users’s clothing from tyres. Wider ergonomic pushrims also allow an easier grip. To improve user confidence and safety automatic kickstands deploy when footrests are shifted upwards while standing out of or sitting into the seat.
Dimensions: 700x700x500mm.
Specified Materials: Aluminium Chassis, Polyurathane, ABS plastic.
Model Materials: MDF wood, acrylic paint.
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Designed for single person, this futuristic transportation concept is a round shaped vehicle that uses two wheels with unique angle to balance and support the main body. It certainly provides unique experience to its driver. There’s no steering wheel, user will drive this car using a joystick, we bet your kids can drive this vehicle easily. Due to its body design, this futuristic electric car will not take much space on the road.
Designer : Sanu K R
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We have featured several futuristic vehicles that have similar designs, such as GM Car Hero, Wheel Rider and Round Car concept.
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Inspired by puzzles and tangram (ancient Chinese puzzle), Sanjin Halilovic has come up with disOrder furniture concept. This concept consists of multi-functional objects where users can tailor them in a way to create a new object based on their needs. The main objective of this project is to develop multifunctional objects that can serve for different usage, from shelving system, tv stand, work desk, etc. Users can arrange these objects based on their available space as well as their activities (relax, work, or to keep things). In this way, even though you have less space, you still be able to have a wide variety of furniture.
Designer : Sanjin Halilovic
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FORM
In terms of the shape, the pure geometric forms are used and they were made as a result of the finished research. The form of disOrder furniture project can be interpreted in two different ways. In its basis, i.e. construction of the project there are five compatible elements which make a constructive form, modular shelving system.
Deconstructing the shelving system one gets five usable objects such as a desk, chairs, and mini tables. The form of each element is pure, geometrical, interwoven with the lines which are compatible with one another, and in that way elements have constructive-deconstructive abilities.
COMPOSITION
As in was already mentioned, the system is made of five compatible elements which has rectangular base. From that base there are lines in different directions and that makes the form dynamic. The central part of the composition is the desk, which from its left and right side leans on the chairs and mini tables. When one puts these elements in one piece they form a shelving system. The central part (desk) dominates the composition, while the left and the right side make the balance, i.e. close this system into the rectangular base.
The disOrder furniture system of five elements can be separated in order to make shelving system as 3+2, depending on the space disposition or the demands of the user (variants are shown in the drawings).
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COLOR
Each element is white. That color is pure and neutral, while the sides of all elements have different color. Those colors are: red, yellow, green and black, and all of them make visual difference among the elements and give more dynamic note to the disOrder furniture.
Multifunctionality
Elements of the system Disorder Furniture are modular. When they are together they make the shelving system, and when one separates them, each object gats its function, and in that way it becomes multifunctional (from the shelving system to the desk, chair, and vice versa).
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The Campcraft offers a more intimate experience with the great outdoors than other watercraft that enclose you inside of a hull. Meant for cruising and camping along rivers and inland lakes, the Campcraft offers better stability, adaptable storage and dual use table and chairs.
On the manufacturing end, the pontoons were designed to be identical so only one mold would be needed to make all the pontoons.
Designer : Austin Blough
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Blessed with uninterrupted power supply in a city like Mumbai, its ironic that the capital city of New Delhi has to rely on invertors because of the frequent outages. Lights, fans and appliances are no longer the basics, it’s stuff like cellphones, laptops and portable devices that demand energy consumption in a average household. Addressing this need to bridge the gap of supply and consumption is the Ovia, a power reserve that illuminates and juices up devices when needed.

Features:

• Illuminate homes with reserve power battery that charges when the electricity is running.
• Charge cellphones and laptops with the reserve power.
• Carry each unit independently, whether if it is to the kitchen or the bedroom.
• Afford a unit of OVIA in homes because of its low cost to manufacture and package.
• Access replacement parts (i.e. battery) easily.

Designer: Sophie Wijaya
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The Tech Addict concept takes inspiration from some of nature’s most cleverly evolved creatures, applying their unique super-senses to modern technology to enhance our own human abilities. Use radar like a bat, have a 280 degree view of surroundings like a chameleon, or even disguise your voice as a bird’s song!
Bat Earphone- earphones with built-in reverse radar that detect nearby objects and display them on a visor so the user can be totally engaged their other gadgets (like a cell phone or iPad) and still maintain awareness of their surroundings.
Chameleon Eye Glasses- glasses with internal moving, reflective components that make it possible to look in different directions at the same time or monitor areas outside normal range without moving the head.
Sparrow Ring- not a ring you’d wear on your finger, but a conical device that helps keep conversations private and surrounding people undisturbed by phone conversations. Hold the device near the mouth when speaking on the phone and it will emit what sounds like a bird’s song (best for outside, of course).
Designers: Paul Gong & Erco Laii
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