It doesn’t matter how comfortable your computer chair is. Give it a few hours and you’ll probably feel aches all over you body. One alternative is to change your monitor and get Philips’ ErgoSensor display that detects if you’re sitting in the correct and ergonomic position! In addition to alerting you to maintain good posture, the ErgoSensor also keeps track of the time you’ve spent in front of your monitor and reminds you to take a break every once in a while. The monitor’s green Read more [...]

     Photo: Laster Technologies These glasses let users dispense with a computer monitor altogether. A decade ago, tech sages predicted that many portable consumer devices would soon be integrated into the mobile phone. For once, the pundits were right: Today, of course, elements of the old PDA, MP3 player, digital camera, portable e-mail, Web browser, and camcorder now live on our smartphones. Next in line, says a French company, are eyeglasses. When they get smart, we’ll Read more [...]

The coat that is a TV! Here is a great example of flexible LED displays, it has been built onto a white lab coat, but the effect is stunning as the images appear all around the person the wearing the coat, even the arms. It just goes to flexibility of LED displays and offers some interesting new advertising ideas for the future. These are the details for the TV coat according to Cathode Corner; The Video Coat is a colour TV set built into a lab coat. It is a 160 x 120 pixel colour LED Read more [...]

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Posted by: 1designperday in: ● June 22, 2011   Have a guess what is the building block of this wall?   This 185 x 265 cm orange wall was made by Valentin Ruhry who had an idea to take 5,000 of those orange rocker switches and transform them into a blank canvas. The wall is called “Untitled (Hello World)” and it is on display at the Austrian Cultural Forum in NYC until September 5. Source Read more [...]