Here's what we looked at this week:

This "Rotating Kitchen" for wheelchair users is by Dutch industrial designer Ruud-Jan Kokke.

Synthetic rubber mixed with ferrite powder, extruded into a C-shaped profile, yields easy-change magnetic label holders.

ID students looking for a thesis: Please re-work this civic worker's Waste Trolley design.

This Flügge space-saving cookware was designed by ID students Simon Morgenstern and Robert Baumgart.

This Izo line of wireless keyboards, from manufacturer Azio, has a chunky, deconstructed aesthetic (and some terrible CMF).

This BetaLock carabiner, for casual shackling, features a tiny deadbolt and can be locked with a TSA-compliant key.

Red Bull had their top F1 drivers compete in a Japanese game show format, competing in silly challenges while driving tiny kei-trucks.

This $18,000 CloudRC contraption is an immersive force-feedback cockpit for driving an RC car.

These odd, fascinating government overstock EDC objects are by a company called CountyComm.

These $500 Adidas running shoes are only meant to last for one race.

This stop motion animation is the best package design video ever.

The NYPD's new patrolling robot is shaped like McDonaldland character Grimace.

Industrial Design student Damian Byland designed Concrete Work, these outdoor furniture pieces, as a record of the pandemic.

A beautiful object that I have no use for: This solid brass incense burner, by industrial designer Sebastian Herkner.

These attractive lacquered pendant lamps, by industrial designer Keiji Takeuchi, were inspired by traditional Japanese bowls.

This nifty LED flashlight by Uco has a windproof arc lighter in the butt end.

LG's CordZero stick vac automatically empties itself into a dust bag. Trade-off is you have to live with this tower-like thing.

Crichton Coins: A tape measure alternative for the EDC crowd.

ID firm Swerve designed this simplified Qi alarm clock, which also wirelessly charges your phone, for Atomi.