Here’s what we looked at this week:
The Nike x Hyperice Vest offers on-body climate control for athletes.
The Windsible is a desktop wind tunnel for toy cars.
Ronan Bouroullec’s humble Maasto Dining Chair is made of pine and pine plywood.
Teaser for a beautiful Ross Lovegrove design for a flexing robot arm.
Meadow’s Daisy Top aluminum refill packaging system avoids plastic and uses existing production and recycling lines.
Transportation designer Andrea Mocellin designed the Revolve, a wheelchair that folds to fit in an airplane’s overhead bin.
Industrial design case study: Eskild Hansen Design Studio designed this beautiful deflectometer, a device that evaluates road surfaces.
The C9 is an under-desk trolley with extra functionality.
Steve Rosewell, an engineer at Australian modelmaking firm Studio Kite, designed this brilliant Cadzilla. It’s a 3D printer that can produce prints nearly 12′ tall.
This Accordion Paper Cup concept adds extra functionality to coffee cup sleeves.
Nuna’s flexible Demi Next stroller offers multiple configurations.
Design classic: No one smokes cigarettes anymore, but Arne Jacobsen’s Cylinda ashtray, designed in the 1950s or ’60s, is still in production.
Enjoying the view vs. maintaining privacy: The Open House, by architect Robert Konieczny, features privacy fencing that appears at the push of a button.
Pyro Drones: Fireworks on drones, by Texas-based Sky Elements.
Industrial design case study: Bluemap Design tackles a shower curtain alternative.
