Frog Style Reading Pillow

August 30, 2010 By the internet 2 Comments
This LED touch light reading lamp is integrated and adjustable by angle and brightness. Thus, you have no need to worry about the harm caused by the ordinary reading lamp.

There are lots of kinds reading pillows you can choose, but have you ever used the LED reading pillow. This frog style reading pillow is designed for people who like reading at night to enhance their reading experience. LED touch lights are integrated and adjustable by angle and brightness. Thus, you have no need to worry about the harm caused by the ordinary reading lamp. A blanket to lay upon can be rolled out as well. User tests prove concept to be useful, easy to understand, and comfortable. It is very convenient also built into design with roll-up blanket and simple "to-go" handle for sleepovers.

 

 

frog style reading pillow

 

 

frog style reading pillow

 

frog style reading pillow


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Nike files patent for auto-lacing sneakers, Marty McFly doth protest

August 26, 2010 By the internet 1 Comment
We've seen some extremely DIY auto-lacing sneakers, but it looks like the big boys -- Nike -- have thought about getting in on the game as well. Patent filings which occurred in early through late 2009 show off an automatic lacing system that is pretty reminiscent of Marty McFly's invention in Back to the Future, and we can tell you that from the looks of it, it's a future we'd definitely like to inhabit. The shoes appear to boast a charging system and lights in addition to the lacing component, and while so few patent apps ever lead to a real retail product, we're really rooting for this one. One more image below.

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The Stowaway Bathtub Breaks The Mold

August 25, 2010 By the internet 1 Comment

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When it comes to reinventing the wheel — or bathtub — there's only so much you can do. Sure you can make it light up like a dance party or add soothing jets, but all any homeowner really wants is a clean and tidy space where all their essentials are at hand. The Stowaway tub aims to do just that and look fairly decent along the away.



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MakerBot Wristwatch Enclosure

August 20, 2010 By the internet Leave a Comment


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Open-source fabrication advocate and 2010 TED Fellow Dominic Muren just sent word of his latest project: an enclosure for a MakerBot Wristwatch called Makerwatch SSG. (Thanks, Dominic!)

The SSG design framework, developed by Dominic at the Humblefactory, breaks an object down into different functional layers -- skin, skeleton, and guts. The exciting thing about this separation is how it makes the process of making derivative objects, or entirely new remixes much easier. All you need to know to make a new SSG watch is how to sew, and where to buy some fly fabric. The skin gives most of the style, and some of the function (clasps, pockets, pen-loops -- you decide!)


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SixthSense navigation device takes gestures for control

August 20, 2010 By the internet 2 Comments

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Conceived by Benjamin Peterson, a senior pursuing B.S Industrial Design & Minor in Sustainable Design at Western Washington University in Bellingham, WA, the “SixthSense” is a navigation device that incorporates Pranav Mistry’s SixthSense gestural recognition technology and components to navigate the foreign travelers safely to their destination. Hanging like a pendent in front of the user, the travel companion device also includes a projector, camera and CPU to make your traveling comfortable and memorable. The SixthSense comes with a built-in a battery, possibly rechargeable, to get the device going anytime anywhere.


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