Monday, January 12, 2015
Oriental Coffee Lampshade Is Made from Recycled Materials
Oriental Coffee Lampshade is an example of creative way to create a functional product from recycled material. There are 3 main ingredients that you need here: coffee grounds, cornstarch, and rubbish paper. This project was inspired by the idea of reviving unused materials that will decompose overtime also the traditional Korean earthenware. This lampshade is really easy to manufacture and manually make at the comfort of your own home due to its simplicity in shapes and material sources. The addition of coffee and color give this lamp a nice smell and cool appearance for modern décor.
Designer : Ryan Jongwoo Choi
Tuvie has received “Oriental Coffee Lampshade” project from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.
Oriental Coffee Lampshade Is Made from Recycled Materials is originally posted on Tuvie - Modern Industrial Design
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Droneairports : A Conceptual Airport Capsule for Drones
Dronairport is the first concept in the world of infrastructure for drones. The Pylons Dronairports allow drones to make technical stops to increase their range by landing in the capsules of wireless charging that work as heliports and hangars for Drones. The openings and closings of the capsules, the phases of takeoff and landing, are handled by an automated system GPRS assisted by transponder sensors.
The pylons Dronairports are present in all countries, networked in a virtual map, allowing pilots of the drones to organize their flight plans. Pilots can choose and book on virtual map, the capsules (available seats of the heliport / hangar) useful for capacity and the range of Drone for the flight in stages, from the infinite mileage, followed by the GPRS system.
Designers : Joe Sardo and Federico Bruni
The network of Dronairports is also composed of another innovative model that has a heliport with elevator, useful for private homes, industries, (including skyscrapers). This unique capsule shaped airport creates the first infrastructure network for the transport and delivery of goods which is always managed by a system GPRS assisted by the transponder. The designers of the Droneairports predict that over coming years, the architectural project design of every single private home, commercial and industrial center, will integrate the innovative Droneairports model that resembles a lift.
Tuvie has received “Droneairports” project from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.
Droneairports : A Conceptual Airport Capsule for Drones is originally posted on Tuvie - Modern Industrial Design