NECLUMI is the first ever projection-based interactive necklace.
PROJECT CREDITS:
Jakub Koźniewski – original concept, design, development
Piotr Barszczewski – iOS dev support
VIDEO CREDITS:
Jakub Koźniewski – camera and video editing / grading / graphic design
Katarzyna Grzeszczak – model
Magda Grabowska – neclumi “voiceover”
Music: “May” by Marcel Pequel (last.fm/music/Marcel+Pequel) – video edit
The interactive table, which was developed by students at Lund University and Eindhoven University of Technology together with design consultancy IDEO, can identify an ingredient placed on it via a camera and image-recognition technology. It will then suggest other ingredients to combine with it and can take the user through a full step-by-step recipe via instructions projected directly onto the surface of the table. “It sees what grocery you put onto it and decides through colour, shape and size what grocery it is,” explains Lund University student Ingrid Allenbach in the movie. “It will then suggest what will go well with it and give you recipes to guide you through how to cook them.”
Article and photos from DEZZEN.
The concept of La Table is to create unique, artistic, attractive designs that fit to their future owners as much as possible. For that purpose they have to have a soul, a story and something to tell. Designs have to be contemporary by its manufacturing technique and, of course, surprising. We always include something, for example resin, inside the material whether it is wood, marble, or metal.
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Loyal guardian and companion. Unlike traditional, static security cameras, Odini is a discreet mobile solution which aims to give privacy when you’re home and monitor and record events while you’re away. Better yet, Odini moves about your home autonomously to ensure all areas are secure. To move silently, it’s driven by four independent touch points between the main camera and clear outer ball section. — Like an addition to the family, Odini has been designed with personality in mind! He can let you know how he feels through an array of facial expressions. If his battery is running low, he’ll look tired. When he spots someone he recognizes, he’ll be excited…. someone he doesn’t know, he’ll be wary. If he notices something new, he’ll be curious and investigate until it’s familiar!
Designer: Etienne Bougeot
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Swiss artist John Armleder’s window installation gives visitors the holiday spirit at the iconic shopping centre in Italy’s fashion capital. Facing Milan’s Piazza Duomo, a row of windows along the building’s arcade are seemingly half full, filled with thousands of shiny ornaments.
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Italian designer Paolo Cappello has designed a music cabinet with embedded hi-def bluetooth speaker called Caruso for Miniforms company. It is made entirely by hand and by Italian masters in Meolo (Venice). The design marries elegant finishes such as lacquered wood, canaletto walnut and precious Italian oak from 1700. Caruso won CDG Design Award for 2015. Article from DEZEEN.
Combining the bustling atmosphere of a Spanish tapas bar with the refined sensibility of a Viennese coffee house, Go Eat Tapas Dining Bar in Hsinchu City, Taiwan, provides a unique modern take on the European gathering spot genre. Photo by Figure x Lee Kuo-Min Studio. More on YATZER.
Empty Memory is a jewellery collection that works as USB memory sticks.
Every single piece was casted in high-quality 316 stiainless steel, hand-polished by craftsmen and finished with various colours.
Each design contains a physical emptiness in its sculptural form, giving the metaphor that you can fill the space with your own memory. You can buy it Beyond-Object.
Design Miami 2015: a miniature terrarium and a cluster of small balloons coated in blue resin are among the bespoke Christmas tree ornaments by US designers that are being sold to raise money for the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit. Article and photos from DEZEEN.
