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Stratos Evo Car Concept by Niels Grubak Iversen

TheFuture — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 08:54:31 +0000

By the looks of it, the new car designs by Denmark based Industrial designer Niels Grubak Iversen, can be said to be taken straight out of any super hero movies. This beauty named as Stratos Evo when on the road will ensure one thing : the traffic will stop! As other drivers on the roads will just admire and drool over it. Stratos is a study of form over the 1970 Bertone Lancia Stratos Concept (also known as the Stratos Zero), the designer really like the original car and wanted to study the exterior form of it by further developing the shape. All one can say is that this sure is a piece which will raise the envy quotient for others!

Designer : Niels Grubak Iversen

Flaik Armband for Ski Adventurers

TheFuture — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:56:29 +0000

The Flaik armband seems to be a promising device for all you ski adventurers. The device has been named this year’s Australian International Design Award. At the ski slopes, the device records jump airtime using GPS system which is embedded in the armband. Apart from that, the device also keeps a tab on measuring the speed, distance, and altitude and not just automatically uploaded to the Flaik servers. Users can access this data any time via web-enabled device; this surely does push up your bragging quotient. The Flaik also takes care of the social and safety component as the same is included in the system that allows users to track friends and their statistics and also receive SMS when users wander beyond the resorts boundaries.

Designer : Flaik via Gizmodo

Luxurious Cyrstal Foosball Table from Teckell

TheFuture — Thu, 29 May 2008 07:37:48 +0000

We have posted about futuristic eleven football table, but this Foosball or Table Football is more luxurious. Foosball is a table top game based on soccer and is primarily played in US and Canada. The game is played with rods wherein the key is to score goals at the opponent.

Even though the first foosball table was designed in the 1890’s, and many have been designed after tat but the one designed by Teckell collection is worth a mention as the same is elegant and luxurious. These tables come in a number of different versions, but the feature of these tables is that it is of crystal frame and shiny aluminum players, thus it can be said to be most expensive foosball table. So if you are in a mood to spend money and keep having fun then this is the game for you as it is slick and stylish and has that flaunt quotient.

Designer : Adrian Design via Dvice