Category Archives: Industrial design
The Holga Digital Concept







Apple revealed its Iphone and Ipad prototypes
At the Apple vs. Samsung trial, In the course of his testimony about Apple’s design process, Apple designer Christopher Stringer showed dozens of rejected iPhone and iPad designs. They give us yet another look at Apple’s design process and reveal a bit about how the company forms its design aesthetic. Some of the newly revealed phones do appear to have more in common with Sony’s design aesthetic than Apple’s, for example “Apple Proto 87” goes for a flat, black metallic look with all the major buttons and ports on the side of the device.

The MakerBot Replicator: your home 3D printer
The Replicator from the Company MakerBot is one the most affordable 3D printer on the market, and the first one I have seen targeting Hipsters instead of Tech Nerds. Will it take off, and become commodity, as paper printer did?
Read our older post about 3D printing: Thingiverse
The beautiful hover cars of Beni Bischof
The swiss artist and designer Beni Bischof takes muscle cars and transform them to muscle hover cars.
Image credit: Beni Bischof
Image credit: Beni Bischof
Image credit: Beni Bischo
Image credit: Beni Bischof
Image credit: Beni Bischof
Image credit: Beni Bischof
Image credit: Beni Bischof
Ikea TV: the war for the living room has started!
IKEA is moving into Living room supremacy the same way they did with the kitchen: offering a smart and affordable system that really solve your problems (instead of creating new one). Watch out Apple!
BMW Gina Light: the concept car with a flexible polymer body
If you ever wonder where all of this new edge car design came from, here is the answer: a BMW concept car with a body of flexible polymer!
Chris Bangle gives us a first impression of the ideas behind the process of sculpturing an experimental study.
Flexible device 2: The Rollerphone
The Rollerphone by Alexey Chugunnikov
Flexible device 1: The Nokia 888
Industrial designer Tamer Nakisci’s vision of a flexible phone.
Screens are not like they used to be
Can you imagine what we could build with that?
TDK transparent OLED screens
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Samsung flexible screens