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Equal electric car concept designed for disabled drivers
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The Area lamp allows users to grab and pull its light around!
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Audi develops the virtual Fleet Shuttle Quattro car for the Ender’s Game
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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
QR Codes seem to be a pretty geeky way to adorn stuff these days, and designers are quickly realising the potential of using these as designs that double up in functionality, turning everyday objects more interactive! Take this innovative glass design for Guinness Beer for example. When left empty or filled with conventional golden froth, the QR code on the glass remains hidden. Fill it up with the black coloured Guinness beer and the QR code is quickly exposed, enabling you to interact with the glass with your smartphone by scanning the code, which in turn tweets about your beer-drinking exploits, updates your Facebook status, checks you in on FourSquare and downloads coupons and promotions while giving you full access to exclusive Guinness content on your phone!
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