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Electrolux Design Lab 2010 winners announced

By Rain Noe - September 27, 2010

in Object Culture | Competition

The results are in for this year's Electrolux Design Lab competition, and before we get to the winner, here's a quick vid recapping the finalists to refresh your memory:

And the winner is......National Institute of Design student Peter Alwin, for his Snail portable induction heater. Check it out:

As part of his prize, Alwin will now embark on a six-month paid internship at one of Electrolux's global design centers. Congratulations Alwin!

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Todd T

12 years ago

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Huh, I can't imagine cooking something in a pot with one of those sticking on the side - the potential for uneven cooking and spills coming off the side splatting all over the device is too great.

Given that almost all pots and pans are designed to heat from the flat surface below, wouldn't it necessitate a redesign of all pots and pans to fit that heater? Yay for pseudo-physics.
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Vaughn E

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Wow, these ideas are genius! But if only they'd worked on something we really need like the flying car, strap-on rocket belt, or the cures-every-disease-known-to-man wristwatch powered by magic moon-beam technology.
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Keith F

12 years ago

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I guess in the future the laws of physics won't apply. Oh sorry, I forgot...they're only concepts.
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Tommy

12 years ago

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Great! voted for him and his idea too!
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