Core77
e
Reader Projects
+ Follow this feedProject Tags
"
-
By Isaac Blankensmith and Eddie Cohen - Dec 17 New
Reader Submitted: DIY: A 48-Hour Project to Merge a Hasselblad 500C/M and a FujiFilm Instax 9
Instant photos are magical. They develop before your eyes. You can share them, gift them, spill water on them, draw on them. The only problem is that most instant cameras are pretty cheap—that's why I've always wanted to hack my medium format camera to take instant photos with shallow depth
-
By Mary Baboyan - Dec 10
Reader Submitted: A Robot That Plays with Your Pets so They Don't Get Fat
Worried about leaving your pet home alone? Your pet suffers from separation anxiety and is overweight? Meet Varram. This smart robot equipped with artificial intelligence is created to keep your pets active, healthy and never alone. Varram settings are customizable especially for your pet through an intuitive app.
-
By Dessau department of design - Dec 01
Reader Submitted: Student: Alcyon
Alcyon is a student-project, realised at the Dessau Department of Design under the supervision of Prof. Manuel Kretzer and in cooperation with German car manufacturer AUDI. The project considers the future of mobility and how upcoming technologies, such as autonomous driving, might affect the relationship between driver and vehicle.
-
By Rogue Projects - Nov 30
Reader Submitted: Mechanical Mixologist
London based design studio Rogue Projects have developed an Isambard Brunel inspired cocktail machine.A collaboration between Rogue Projects, Bombay Sapphire and Inception Group, the 'Mechanical Mixologist' was designed as an experience-driven invention that enables patrons to watch their Negroni being made and take a trip in time.It was commissioned for
-
By HUGE Design - Nov 29
Reader Submitted: METRO Compact City Stroller
Leading design and innovation agency HUGE Design have revealed details of their work on Ergobaby's Compact City Stroller. The fusion of HUGE's experience in hardware design and Ergobaby's expertise in the soft goods sector resulted in the creation of a sleek and robust ultra-compact stroller, with its premium nature separating
-
By Jeff Lawber w/the office of design and development - Nov 29
Reader Submitted: Marmals
Marmals: Unlimited Creativity. Unlimited Stories. Marmals are a revolutionary new line of modular vinyl figurines that are designed to be a tactile launchpad for creative play and storytelling.
-
By Kazuya koike - Nov 19
Reader Submitted: DIY: "Unfinished" 3D Printed Vases
Since I use 3D printer quite often to make prototype models, people always ask me why don't I make real products with this machine. It would be possible if my printer was a high-end one, but the low end machine I casually use in my studio isn't able to provide
-
By Grain Design - Nov 15
Reader Submitted: What Do You Get When You Combine Telephones of the Past with Modern Voice Interfaces? Alexaphone.
The Alexaphone is a fusion between the beautiful, architectural telephones of the past and the voice interfaces of the present. We love the style and craftsmanship of old telephones and wanted to give them new life, while simultaneously modifying modern tech to be more user-protective. The Alexaphones are also a
-
By DHRUVEE TYAGI - Nov 14
Reader Submitted: Student: now gear: Physical Products Designed to Enhance the Solo Traveling Experience
Travel needs a lot of planning and organization, but it should still be magical. That's what now is about. As AirBnB transitions to the provider of 'magical trips', now offers a complete adventure for the solo traveler: from booking a home that is safe and verified for solo travelers to
-
By Hongtao Zhou - Nov 09
Reader Submitted: Chairs Inspired by the Organic Growth of Cities
Growing Chairs break ground in Shanghai, in the old worker's neighborhood, in the Lujiazui Park, on Tongji University campus (World Innovation and Entrepreneurship Expo) and at China International Furniture Fair (CIFF-Shanghai) East Design Show. The installations represent organic growth of cities, free spirit within these spaces, and the neighborhood's urban
-
By Rationale - Nov 08
Reader Submitted: Minimal Calendar Imagines a Simpler Mobile Calendar Experience
Minimal Calendar for iPhone is a focused, beautiful, and clear calendar experience. Something less that can be more inspiring to use daily.With its design and features, we focused only on the basics, done smart and straightforward. Navigation, event creation, editing, and all functions are uncluttered, easy, and fast.
-
By Matthieu Muller x Liga STudio - Nov 06
Reader Submitted: Student: A Three-Piece Collection that Utilizes Elastic Bands as the Single Source of Tension
A collection comprising a mirror, a desk lamp and a pencil case using only the tension of an elastic band.
-
By Liang-Jung Chen & Shuei-Yuan Yang - Nov 05
Reader Submitted: DIY: The Misused: A Collection of Home Objects Inspired by Improvisation
Taiwanese designers Liang-Jung Chen and Shuei-Yuan Yang have designed a collection of homewares called "The Misused". The design was inspired by how elders in countryside Taiwan creatively improvise daily necessities with existing objects. The collection aims to re-fulfill the potentials of everyday metal hardwares by misusing them with a twist
-
By Jae-Hyun AN - Oct 22
Reader Submitted: Student: Marie-T: Prosthesis for Ballerinas
Marie-T is a prosthesis that allows amputees to perform ballet. Prosthetics is discussed in two manners. A artificial limb to imitate the organic human body or one to excel above it. However, Marie-T is a prosthesis aimed to inspire creativity. There is a community of Amputees that lives life with
-
By LAYER - Oct 16
Reader Submitted: A Sleek Wireless, Portable Lamp that Can Charge Your Devices
Benjamin Hubert of experience design agency LAYER has designed a wireless lamp for London-based tech brand nolii. Called Rise, the lamp is the first product in the brand's first collection of wireless tech products, which will launch next year. It has integrated charging capability for up to two devices and
-
By TORTUGA - Oct 08
Reader Submitted: TORTUGA's Pyramid Shelving System Reads More like a Sculpture than a Shelf Bracket
TORTUGA is reformualting furniture to reflect how we live today - as people who move more frequently than ever, and value flexibility, modularity and timeless design. There are countless ways to use our shelving as an unexpected furniture alternative, making it the perfect design solution for the tiny home dweller,
-
By Clint Sullivan - Oct 03
Reader Submitted: Ticklish Teeth: A New Way to Tackle Toddler Tooth Brushing
The struggles of brushing a child's teeth are all too familiar for many parents. With the combined power of reading and giggles, Ticklish Teeth tackles tooth brushing in a whole new way. Ticklish Teeth is a two-pronged approach to improving kid's oral care that incorporates a motion-sensitive giggling toothbrush and
-
By Lorenzo buffa - Oct 02
Reader Submitted: This Watch Features Interchangeable Cork Straps Dyed with Wine
The Somm Collection is a minimal, unisex timepiece that smells like wine because it's made real cork dyed with red or blueberry wine (the red and blue bands actually smell like wine!). This is the 5th wristwatch launched by Analog Watch Co., a Philadelphia-based creative studio that focuses on using
-
By Kim Pimmel - Sep 28
Reader Submitted: DIY: An Electric Skateboard for Cats (Treats Included)
I built an electric skateboard for my cat to ride. Put a treat into the throttle lever, and she pulls it to get a snack and a boost! As a lead interaction designer for augmented reality at Adobe, I like to experiment at the fringes of UX design. My Pet Projects series investigates whether my cat MIDI is able to use affordances such as buttons, levers and switches, and if she can do things like play games, drive a vehicle and more.
-
By Selek Design - Sep 27
Reader Submitted: This Calculator Does Not Want Your Attention...
Midtone aims to be a calculator that seeks as little visual attention as possible. The design blends LCD display and main body together by using a pigeon gray color, creating a monochromatic look. The most obvious objects that we use everyday are often the ones that are hardest to see. LCD display is one of those things, we nearly ignore its existence. They are so embedded in our lives that we do not realize the fact that they also have color. This LCD matching color which gives the product its
-
By Ecobloom - Sep 26
Reader Submitted: This Self-Sustaining Smart Garden Uses Aquaponics to Grow Herbs and Care for Fish at Once
The EcoGarden is a smart and interactive ecosystem. One intelligent miniature greenhouse and a self-cleaning aquarium that is capable of growing a variety of fresh herbs and veggies all year round. It was created so you can control and monitor your garden remotely, right from the palm of your hand.
-
By OHM industrial designers - Sep 25
Reader Submitted: DIY: Sprng Clips Create a Custom Fit for Your Apple Earpods
With all the millions of Earpods that Apple gives away with their products, it would be a shame if people left them neatly stored in their package because of poor fit. So, at OHM industrial designers, we decided to make this small annoyance a Kickstarter project to help our fellow
-
By ADD ARCHitecture studio - Sep 24
Reader Submitted: A Table Lamp Inspired by a Pickup Needle Placed on a Vinyl
Athens-based ADD Architectural Studio's Reverse Pickup Table Lamp's design was inspired from the concept of transmission of sound as a vinyl rotates on the pickup needle. The vinyl was replaced by the translucent marble discus which was placed standing, thus producing the "reverse pickup" table lamp. The concept becomes complete
-
By Vadim kibardin - Sep 21
Reader Submitted: E-Blister Clock: "Simply Time, Nothing Else"
We just finished work on the new Kibardin clock concept. This is the last timepiece in our 3D digital skeleton clock collection. Finally it is a wall/desk clock with e-ink display in transparent blister case with 12/24 time mode and alarm. Without any LEDs and adaptors, no cords and hard plastic body. Battery lifetime is more than 2 years. Clean design, super slim case and dramatically functional. Nothing else, simply time.
-
By Jason Yang - Sep 20
Reader Submitted: Student: Marble Homes: A Marble Run Game for Kids
Marble Homes is marble run game designed to teach kids about how rolling marbles can interact with basic shapes. Kids can choose which house they want the marble to go home to, and then create a path out of basic shapes to get the marble home. Kids learn about how
-
By IAMRUNBOX - Sep 12
Reader Submitted: IAMRUNBOX: A Handy Backpack Specifically Designed for Active Commuters
IAMRUNBOX was born out of a love of travel and a passion for running. When the founder Kirill Noskov started running to work in order to fit daily training into his busy schedule, he found it nearly impossible to pack his office attire without it getting wrinkled and creased on
-
By nishant kapoor - Sep 10
Reader Submitted: A Smart Fan that Transforms Into Both a Humidifier and Air Purifier
The World's First Advanced 4-in-1 Smart Fan is coming to Kickstarter on September 5. Power-packed with a three stage air purifier, an evaporative cooler, plus a humidifier for extra comfort, the Quilo 2.0 traps 99.97% of airborne allergens; adds moisture to irritating dryness; and pumps out fresh coolness on those
-
By Orchestra one_studio - Sep 07
Reader Submitted: Atlanta's BeltLine Benches
Finalist prototype for all benches to be dispersed along Atlanta's BeltLine. This is a working prototype which was installed and funded by the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership.
-
By IDDO CHARNY - Sep 06
Reader Submitted: Student: TEA PARTY
The ritual of tea making – Indian Chai, British breakfast tea, Japanese tea ceremony and the south American Matte all are universal yet local and specific in their choice of physical elements and process. Designer Iddo Charny created his own set of tools, enhancing the simplest form of tea making.
-
By permafrost Design - Aug 30
Reader Submitted: The Sodapop Speaker Attaches to Standard Beverage Bottles to Give that Bass a Boost
The Sodapop speaker has been designed to solve the main problem for small portable loudspeakers: They struggle to reproduce low frequency bass, resulting in a somewhat feeble sound.The Sodapop invention solves this problem by connecting the speaker to its own carrying case or any other suitable plastic bottle.This offers a
-
By Craighton Berman - Aug 23
Reader Submitted: Manual's Stool Nº1 is a Modern Take on the Iconic Hairpin Design
Stool Nº1 is a modern bar stool by Manual—made in Chicago with a combination of computer-controlled-machines and hand-craft. A descendant of the iconic "hairpin" design, the gracefully contoured steel frame plays with lines and curves to imply corners and edges. Stool Nº1 offers uncluttered aesthetics and a visual lightness to
-
By LARS FORSBERG & TOBIAS HENIUS - Aug 23
Reader Submitted: GRUMS: A French Press Grounds Collector
A lot of people prefer the French press to brew the perfect cup of coffee, but everybody can agree the cleaning is difficult and cumbersome. It's messy, takes time, a lot of tap water and will in time automatically clog your drain. Instead of turning to make a new costly
-
By Jamie - Aug 21
Reader Submitted: VARIA's 6 Pieces Can Mix and Match to Create 25+ Different Types of Furniture
This 6-piece furniture collection can be mixed and matched to create over 25 uses for your home. Perfect for small-space dwellers, those who move frequently, or design enthusiasts at large, VARIA was created to help you do more, with less.
K
{Welcome
Create a Core77 Account
Already have an account? Sign In
By creating a Core77 account you confirm that you accept the Terms of Use
K
Reset Password
Please enter your email and we will send an email to reset your password.
