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New Design News

New Design News featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Eazzy Two

Eazzy2 is a tow ball mounted bicycle carrier for cars. Two bicycles of different shapes and sizes can be carried, up to a total load of 40 kilograms. A rapid snap tow ball system allows the carrier to be fitted and removed with one simple snap action. The frame can be tilted so the car boot opens without removing the carrier. An embedded handle, a U shaped guide rail and wheels assist installation, loading and storage. Steel and plastic are used, and robotic welding increases rigidity and reduces vibration and noise.

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Intelligent Bionic Robot Horse KH01 Pro

Intelligent Bionic Robot Horse is a riding simulator designed for equestrian teaching and training. The body is made of plastic, the structural frame of metal, the pedal platform of wood and the saddle of leather. A motion simulation control system drives four linear actuators to reproduce the postures of a real horse. Reins and stirrups are retained, so riders control the simulator as in equestrian sport. A coach can stop the horse with one button, and riders can stop the movement by patting it. Fitness and entertainment functions are also provided.

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Wobbleshroom

Wobbleshroom is a balance training device made to strengthen the ankles and help prevent injuries. The form is inspired by the wobble board and recalls a mushroom. Stepping on the upper plate activates the device, which plays music notes and vibrates selected corners to guide the user to tilt in that direction. One set lasts three minutes. The top is made of soft polyurethane foam for grip and cushioning, and the body is made of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene. The device measures 55 by 38 centimeters and weighs 5 kilograms.

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AirBuddy

From a distance, AirBuddy resembles a miniature inflatable boat - a marine motive that creates emotional connection with the main customer segment, the boaters. With the vision to create the smallest, lightest, and most powerful recreational SSBA unit, the design is functional and naturally respects the laws of physics. Hence why the air reservoir (float) is using toroidal shape, the second-best shape (after sphere) to distribute the hoop and longitudinal stress created by the air pressure in its walls. AirBuddy's design conveys ease of use, yet robustness and technological excellence.

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Alvix

Alvix is a multifunctional drone designed for people who practice extreme sports alone. The cylinder-shaped body is transformable and holds two axes that extend and store the propellers. The propellers are pulled out for flight and pushed in for compact carrying in a pack, while the closed body protects the machinery from impact. Alvix connects to a smartwatch and a smartphone, tracks the user automatically and accepts basic commands. A safety system makes the drone ring and shine when danger is detected, so rescue can be faster.

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Snowfeet

Snowfeet are very short skis that are worn with ordinary winter boots. Each ski is only slightly longer than a winter boot, so riding downhill combines skiing and skating. The shape is based on a study of the natural position of the human foot in motion. The front radius follows classic ski geometry, so the tip does not sink into the snow. Steel edges and guide rails on the base improve control and direction, and the shaped heel is used to slow down or stop. Snowfeet are light and small enough to fit into a bag, and narrow forest paths can be reached.

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