After winning the 2007 US Solar Decathlon, and placing second in the world, the University of Maryland team is well poised for this year's intercollegiate competition. Their solar-powered house,…
Scrapwood Creatures: My wife always tells me I keep too much stuff that we don't need. Cardboard boxes, paper, left-over pieces of wood. In my mind there is always some creative future purpose for these items and I can't bring myself to throw them away. Although this i…
The Sigma BF launches in April 2025 for $1,999. Its minimal design features simplified button and dial controls, a streamlined UI, and a 230GB SSD inside.
Source hub meets all users’ needs for home control through a smart panel. The product simplifies the control interface into a unified modular combination, and internally integrates KNX, RS485, ZigBee, WiFi, and other communication modules, giving users great freedom of choice. Users can customize the specific life scene mode, and realize all step settings through one touch. The clear design language and customizable user interface improve visual recognition of the product and make it perfectly adapted to the home environment.
HMD hopes that its licensing of the Nokia brand brings in the punters for what might otherwise be viewed as three very vanilla Android phones, but at the
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Microsoft and iconic Finnish fashion design company, Marimekko, join forces to announce a special edition product line of accessories for the Surface.
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Completed in 2015 in Vancouver, Canada. “DIALOG and B+H Architects collaboratively translate student-driven design ideas into AMS Nest, setting the benchmark for publicly engaged design...
The Curta was the smallest mechanical calculator ever made and was much sought after until it was replaced by electronic calculators. The remarkable story behind its creation has its roots in a Nazi death camp.
Samsung's CEO claims that a new Note phone, which will be released in 2018, will come with a foldable display. But what would it actually look like?
1960s James Bond-inspired retrofuturistic design comes together in a pair of wireless audio speakers that may leave you both shaken and stirred.
