Design Reporter

Venous Materials

Venous Materials project envisions a new way to design dynamic tangible interactions using fluidic Interfaces. It is a new type of interactive material that is inspired by veins systems in nature and the human body. When the user applies pressure or motion to the material, it dynamically displays geometric patterns and colors. The different patterns are displays that function as tangible sensors, that can animate dynamic graphics, create responsive objects for learning activities, and visualize body movement and balance.

E-Harbour

Nowadays, electric yachts are more and more popular among consumers. But there isn't enough infrastructure to keep them on their range of journey. E-Harbour Water charging station provides an adequate clean energy supply for various water vehicles. And provide temporary berths for long charging and replenishment. The modular design provides Individual floating islands or groups in coastal communities. It can be also add on some self-sailing power bank with solar power to distribute energy.

Kguard

EnGo

EnGo is a portable multi-functional battery case intended for usage in different solutions, from 12V and 24V solar street lights to high-end electric vehicles, depending on the orientation and placement. The form maximally utilizes available space, allowing the cables and connectors to fall between the units. The specially devised detachable handle makes carrying and positioning inside a set easier. The terminal caps can be tightened by hand or Allen key. The performance and battery capacity can be monitored by a smartphone via Bluetooth.

Fennec

The Fennec is a state of the art and technology compact wind turbine with low noise, high safety and long use. The heart of the technology is a unique hyperboloidal rotor working at 60 rpm and maximum linear velocity of blades lesser than 26 km/h. It means the lowest noise, vibrations and kinetic threat and enables to use it in the city area and on the rooftops. This is a kinetic sculpture that sources energy from the environment. Sophisticated design driven by mathematical equations, data and the heritage of Vladimir Shukhov - the inventor of lightweight hyperboloid shells.

Geneverse FAM

It can be connected to the mains power supply system to store the electrical energy when the power supply is sufficient, so that it can be used during tight power supply periods. The output power of the product is as high as 3000W, which can adapt to most household appliances. The large capacity of 6000Wh can meet the family's electricity demand for several days when the grid is out of power.