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Poimo, the inflatable electric scooter that can be stored in a backpack

This scooter, designed by Tokyo University, can be inflated in just a few minutes, and is paving the way for a new urban nano mobility destined to become extremely successful with the rise of social distancing.

B&O launches world's first Bluetooth speaker with built-in Alexa, and it's a great idea

Second generation Beosound A1 comes with better specs, improved design, IP 67 rating. And direct access to the digital assistant: something that could change the way we think about small speakers in the future.

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Robot-dog encourages social distancing in Singapore Park

The Singaporean government deployed a four-legged robot from Boston Dynamics in a two-weeks trial to assist safe distancing and prevent gatherings in parks and nature reserves

Isolated by plastic bubbes: iSphere is an open-source face protection device

Berlin-based collective Plastique Fantastique created a plastic head protection sphere (and a tutorial to make your own). It’s a mask substitute doubling as a visual commentary on how society and our customs are changing during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Pura-Case by Carlo Ratti uses ozone to purify clothes

Carlo Ratti Associati designed a closet-sized smart wardrobe purifier. It was commissioned by the Italian tech startup Scribit.

Smartphone design explained to those who think it's all the same

On the occasion of the launch of the OnePlus 8, CEO Pete Lau wrote a love letter for the design of a product that gets easily underestimated, since we are so accustomed to it.

Sonos launches major product update. There is a but, however

A gorgeous Dolby Atmos enabled soundbar, new subs and speakers, which will use all the power of the new software platform, are set to debut in June. Most probably you will decide not to integrate them with any pre-existing Sonos connected audio system, if you already have one. Here's why.

Regenerating matter to regenerate humans

The Komodo EcoWall partition, produced by Nardi, is used as the basic module for Regeneration, an installation designed by Raffaello Galiotto that was presented at the Università Statale during Milan Design Week 2019.

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Sustainable panels made of rice husks are more durable than wood

UPB Boarda Made of Resysta offer the same tactile and aesthetic sensations as real wood, but are 100% recyclable.

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Framing everyday landscapes

Finstral offers a wide range of customisable doors and windows to meet any requirement in terms of functionality and aesthetics.

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Invisible Sky-Frame 3 glass walls enhance the landscape

Architect Alfredo Vanotti has collaborated with the Italian company Wiffa to create a completely glazed facade that connects the interior of Casa G with the garden and the alpine panorama.

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Sovet and the new forms for design

From “New shapes for glass” to “New shapes for design”, Sovet has evolved over the past 30 years from a company identified with glass to an all-round design company.

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The luminous cavities designed by Marc Sadler

The Austrian designer designed a light for Simes which integrates into the wall and creates a dialogue between technology and emotion, art and engineering.

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Bioclimatic pergolas for living outdoors in freedom

With compactable sunshade blades, Brera bioclimatic pergolas guarantee the best light and ventilation conditions.

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The open and versatile design of the LT40 modular system

The result of a long conceptual study and careful industrial development, the custom modular system designed by David Lopez Quincoces for Lema features a wide range of compositions and finishes.

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New ventilated facade for a school complex in Chiari

The Isotec Parete facade system produced by Brianza Plastica can accomodate any type of cladding.

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Eclisse 40 collection wins the Red Dot Design Award 2020

The frames designed by Francesco Valentini and Lorenzo Ponzelli for Eclisse grant new aesthetic dignity to a structural element that is usually hidden.