Adidas and Parley have partnered up and produced a 3D printed shoe made from recycled ocean plastic.
Not a bad concept if we want to make some conscious moves towards a cleaner planet, one step at a time.
Full story at designboom.com
As solar power becomes a much more feasible technology designers and engineers alike are making big moves in the realm of renewables.
The HeLi-on wraps bendable solar panels into a tight form factor which can charge your devices and keep your motor running all day.
Check out the full story at Yankodesign, or support their Kickstarter campaign!
Simple, sleek, and futuristic, the Hyundai Collection Stool may have jacked its style completely from the long forgotten buttonless iPod Nano, but it’s still pretty cool.
Inspired
Full story at yankodesign.com
Read moreHave a visit of Lenny’s Garage, where he maintains and restores 58 rare and classic cars.
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A blend of manmade and organic motifs, Joseph Walsh Studio crafts some of the most beautiful furniture around.
Full story at core77.com, and a full display of his team’s work here.
Joseph Walsh from PAU CAMARASA on Vimeo.
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These giant megaphones constructed in an Estonia forest provide students with cover to read, meditate, or converse, while simultaneously amplifying the sounds of the forest inside.
Full story at designboom.com
Mobile device stands have come a long way in recent years, but Gekkopod is taking things to a whole new level.
Designed by photographer, Boaz, it’s a versatile little product that can be mounted just about anywhere.
Check out the full write up at yankodesign.com
Open Bionics’ robot hand has won this years James Dyson design award, by developing a 3D printed prosthetic hand that provides amputees with a replacement limb for a fraction of the usual price.
Whilst most controllable hand prosthetics cost roughly 20-40 thousand pounds, the 3d printed device is provided for 2,000 pounds, including a fitting session.
Full story at BBC.com
This utility knife from Screwpop is about as basic as they come, but that’s what makes it so charming.
This keyring utility knife uses a really simple latch mechanism that keeps things nice and tight, and that’s about it.
Check them out at Screwpop Tools, or the full story at Core77.com
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