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KINDERLITE : Disposable Campfire Design
The new camp fire design created by British designer Philip John Luscombe is an interesting concept for all those who love to travel. The concept was a part of the design exhibition held at the Museum of Modern Britain's. The exhibition titled '2050 retrospective exhibition on the years 2008 –(...)

The Chameleon Truck Concept for Cargo Transport
Designed by Haishan Deng, The Chameleon is an innovative concept truck that has segmented body which enable the truck to adjust its size to fit the container. The resilient soft tarpaulin shelled body is strong enough to protect its cargo but also absorbs impacts in case of accidents. As an(...)

Business Card and Memory Storage : M++ Card
The combination of business card and memory storage is a great idea, you can include company info, website, product into, portfolio and so on. The M++ design concept is in the rear side of this card, it is laminated so as to hold memory card (like Sony M2 Card). Two(...)

Easy Go Bike Concept for Senior Citizens.
The design of this "Easy Go" bike is inspired by an aristocrat's sedan chair. It is designed to offer comfortable using environment for the senior citizens. Now they do not have to be dependent on others for their movement. The functions of this bike are very simple to use and(...)

Capca, Space-Saving and Environmentally Friendly Car Concept
Capca car concept is created for Peugeot Design Contest 2008: Imagine the Peugeot in the Worldwide Megalopolis of Tomorrow. Too bad, this car concept wasn't accepted by Peugeot, but we still think that this is pretty cool car concept. What will city infrastructure and city transport, parking and fueling be(...)



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