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Sound Showers help you relax at crowded airports
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Parapak, a backpack for wheelchairs
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Tactus Technology develops micro-fluid keys that rise out of touchscreens
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The Legacy Edition watch face inspired by the Tron film
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X Grill, the stainless-steel kitchen packed in an oil truck
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Marc Newson’s Body Jet, the new mode of transport!
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The easy to setup and extremely accommodating Emergency Shelter
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Chinese construction team replicates the Wangjing Soho; nears completion before the original!
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LED lit wine-cellar gives designer Jamie Beckwith’s an eye-pleasing touch
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Cocoon 1 provides for personal space at home

QR codes are quickly catching on, and there’s simply no denying that. So, when fashion designer Antoine Peters set about designing a room, QR codes seemed like the next best way to cover the walls, instead of traditionally dull wallpaper. Using QR code-designs on the walls, the curtains, the bed linen and furniture, this room in the Hotel Modez in Arnhem isn’t just a technology-clad space. These QR codes link directly to pornographic websites with images and video content. Each of these QR codes is readable using smartphones, making it a lot of eye-candy packed into one tight space!

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