Designer Kevin Cyr has designed a unique concept known as the Camper Cart. The Cart comprises of a shopping cart with a pop up camper affixed to it. This unique project has been designed as part of an investigation to study habitats and housing, recycling and ecology; exploration and mobility. The Camper cart can be pushed around anywhere and on reaching the required destination the user can open it up turning it into a functional habitat. 
Luxury is no longer limited to just your lavish indoors. German designers have taken luxury to new heights (literally) with their unique project, the Froschkönig tree house. A design masterpiece, this amazing tree house is an architectural delight. Located in a small private garden in Münster this space hovers above a flat pool, framed by eight Asymmetrical arranged high bamboo stilts. The visitors must walk across 3 natural-stone steps between water-lilies to reach the stair case to this tress house. The curved cabin in the middle of the pool is covered with zinc-sheet and-wood lamellas of Tatajuba underneath. Sunlight shines through the large windows on each side of the cabin. There is also a sky roof in the form of a large rooftop-window lying above the pallet surface. The minimalistic interior adds to the charm of this space whose walls, floor and furniture are white ash-glazed in color. The drawers under the bed provide storage space in this simple tree home. 
Ever wondered how beautiful your wall would look if adorned with missiles and dragonflies? Aki and Arnaud Cooren from Paris have designed coat hooks in shapes of missiles and dragonflies. The dragonfly hooks make your room a sparkling fairyland and Darts coat hook look like a group of missiles thriving your living room wall.
Britain’s hoping to use this baby for the 3,000km Global Green Challenge. It’s an eco racing car called 'Endeavour' which was created by Cambridge University's eco racing student team. It was first taken on road for a test drive at Ford's Dunton Technical Centre. It goes up to 60mph and is named after the famous ship with which Captain Cook sailed from England to Australia. The power is entirely from solar energy captured by high efficiency silicon cells. For the challenge in October, four student drivers will pilot the vehicle across the
outback, working in four-hour shifts to cope with the intense heat. 
This is so cool. This is the Urban Frog passenger train. Imagine that! An urban FROG train! It is supposedly a futuristic form of transportation that is ‘aesthetically pleasing’ and ideal for a crowded city area. It is designed by Stefan Reto Mathys. It will also apparently create more pedestrian space with its levitating design uses tubes instead of the traditional coaches. The Frog will have five butterfly doors on either side of each tube car. And at night, the frog turns super hero by turning into a cargo carrier. No rest for this froggy! Cute. 
The Sound Carpet is an ingenious product designed by Design Academy Eindhoven student Lim Hyuntaik. The Sound Carpet is a home sound system as well as a space for relaxation and entertainment which at the same time encourages face-to-face interaction. The amazing Sound Carpet has fetched the bright design student the Bronze Award in the Students Design category. The four raised corners smartly hide the speakers and cords underneath them. This not only creates more space but also avoids clutter. The corners can also be used as a place for users to lounge while listening to music, reading, or chatting. 
At this year’s Frankfurt Motor Show, car enthusiasts can expect to be bowled over by Lexus’s new concept design. Yes, its true guys, Toyota's premium auto brand, is all set to unveil a concept car at the Frankfurt show which will take your breath away with its amazing design and technology. The concept car is a mix of technical innovation and ground-breaking design that promises to raise the bar in the premium compact segment. This is the only official image (official sketch, actually) of the concept car which is available. Until we hear more, we can only dream and guess what this concept beauty will have to offer. 
Samsung’s N310 netbook is a result of class leading design and sophisticated styling, designed by Naoto Fukasawa, a leading international designer whose work have won more than 50 design awards. This note book is not only lightweight and minimalist form, but also includes a sleek frameless screen and pebble design keyboard. Its durable casing also provides maximum strength and reliability. Even though it is small in size, the N310's battery can last up to 5 hours and is perfect for the style conscious consumer who like’s to make a good impression. 
Sara Ferrai, has designed a delightful dinnerware that consists of a spiral bound book which also dwells your fork and knife. The book has fourteen fold-out pages with built-in notation system for all kinds of potential purposes, from writing what you want to eat to what you actually ate. The designer has thoughtfully created a different pattern and color for continuous variation through two meals a day for a week. The cover of the book has a laser-cut wooden fork-and-knife set that pops out for you to eat your meal. 
Designer Scott Jarvie hailing from UK has designed this wonderful chair in five vibrant colors. Scott could make this chair respectably in thinner material as the design is capable of holding the seating surface and lumbar support together. 
This concept refrigerator/freezer which also looks like a piece of furniture is created by GRO Design, a consultancy based in Eindhoven. The refrigerator is specially designed for Samsung in which the complete appliance can be transformed from the traditional vertical orientation to a horizontal sideboard. 
These are three interesting lights. First is the Clutch Light by Scott Jarvie. It is really interesting. What he has done is use hundreds of plastic, striped, drinking straws. It is based on the structural characteristics of a tree. It is all piled together in a sphere with light emitting from its sides. Wonderful idea. Next is the Bussaba by
Tazana. This is really pretty! It is made on stainless steel and is shaped like little flowers, lotuses more specifically with a bulb in the middle of the circle. Very pretty. 
This is the design of the Star Trek Enterprise Record Player. It is designed from the NCC-1701 from the new movie. The saucer section is used as the turntable. This is obviously only a design, one of 24 random designs from the film. it looks weird though but for a fan of the series and the enterprise, this will do very well as an accessory.
If you seek functional pieces of art, then the modular lamps by Korean designer Park Woo Sung are definitely a must buy for you. These stylish customizable lamp shades are modeled on traditional Korean curves and the concept of block-piling. You have the choice of choosing the colors and combinations of the rings which are then stacked one after the other to create a lamp shade to suit your style. The beautiful lams are available in a variety of hues including red, purple, green, blue, orange and white. Simply beautiful, these translucent lamps will surely add a unique glow to your décor. True pieces of functional art, these modular lamps are sure to be the high‘light’ of your rooms.
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Diabetes is a disease that is slowly consuming the modern world. Diabetics are very limited in their daily lives, this life is determined by permanent stinging but there are many new non-invasive technologies in this field. One such non-invasive alternative is the Diabetes Gadget that offers to increase the quality of life of diabetics. The Gadget is small, compact and user friendly as it guides the user via user interface through the entire procedure. The gadget boasts of the Nahinfrarottechnologie which is used for blood sugar scan and the insulin powder to inhale insulin making it an extremely non invasive diagnostic cum treatment device for diabetics. 
