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Every time we open a new tech gadget, there’s that little moment of excitement with its packaging. But more often than not, once the product is out, the box ends up straight in the trash.Packaging, quite simply, is a single-use…
Introduction: In a world dominated by batteries and chargers, the innovation of “Hapt-Aids” emerges as a pioneering model that challenges this status quo. This device, the result of research collaboration between Carnegie Mellon University and the University of California, not…
Paris Design Week continues to captivate design professionals and enthusiasts, offering a platform to explore the latest trends in décor and interiors across the city’s diverse locations. Rooted in the trade-focused Maison&Objet, this event showcases over 150 brands, transforming Paris…
Redefining Value at the London Design FestivalThe Bank of England Museum, within its temporary wing, presents a project titled “Rebuilding Value,” posing a fundamental question: What makes something worth the value we assign to it?Turning Money from a Financial Medium…
Charging Chaos in the Age of Smart DevicesTech enthusiasts know this scenario all too well: you own the latest high-end gadgets—a powerful laptop, premium wireless earbuds, and a smartphone capable of running AI models locally… yet the charger in your…
Commoncraft, a Brooklyn studio, designed this New York Cafe East Village with a purposely unfinished look, featuring distressed concrete, used rowlock bricks, and aged plasterwork.Kuppi Coffee Company, from New Jersey, recently obtained a 350-square-foot unit on busy St Marks Place for…