Using normal headphones, you won’t hear bass detail or the dynamics, this is not music producers and artists want you to hear. They work really hard in the studio to perfect their music and sound, it is only fair that you get to listen the same way as it is supposed to. All materials used to engineer Beats headphones deliver a new level in audio accuracy and clarity, you’ll be able to hear smooth super deep bass, undistorted highs, crystal clear vocals, every played music instruments in a song. Just as if these musicians surround you.

From : Monster [Buy it here]

Aside from its unquestionable sound quality, you’ll be proud when you use Beats by Dr. Dre Studio headphones as many heads will turn to checkout its great look even at a glance. Each set comes win iSonitalk cable with answer button and mic, you can answer your incoming calls when you use it with iPhone or any other music phones. Plug Beats by Dr. Dre Studio headphones in your music smartphones, you’ll stay connected without missing a beat.

Spacious earcups make these headphones very comfortable to wear, you’ll love plush ear cushions which are covered with ultra-soft breathable materials, they keep your ears cool even when your music is hot. The integrated mute button enables you to quickly silent your music without having to remove Beats.

Are you a mobile person? Beats by Dr. Dre Studio headphones boast folding design that allows you to easily fold it into a compact shape and keep it in its rugged case for safe and easy packing wherever you’re going. The sleek and glossy finish is scratch resistant, making Beats look good all the time. [Buy it here]

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Designer : Colby Higgins

The overall form was an effort to inspire the animalistic feeling of a naked bike. The frame structure allows the rider to shift his riding position and ride height at the push of a button. Air-muscles provide fast and precise adjustment of the seat and front suspension parallelogram. The engine’s “bladders” sit in the center of the frame structure, braced by integral fairings that hold the spine of the frame together from the head-tube to the rear linkage. Massive brakes and oversized wheel bearings add the overall performance of the Brayton 6 Concept Bike.

Both the form and function of the Brayton 6 Concept Bike is an attempt to create a feeling of being one with the bike. The low-slung seat places the rider low to the ground and sitting “in” the bike. The engine bladders beat like a heart, making the bike appear as though it is living with the rider. This combination of man and machine is designed to invoke a truly unique emotion.

Tuvie has received “Brayton 6 Concept Bike” project from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.

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The idea of this lunch box design came when designers from this company realize that our stuff from books, cell phones to digital cameras when placed in bag usually in vertical position. So, why our conventional lunch boxes when placed in a flat bag have to be in horizontal position? Metaphys Ojue Lunch Box has been designed with minimized base area so that it can be stacked vertically that you can carry it easily even in the slimmest bag.

Designer : Metaphys via [Buy it here]

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“It is both the literalization of Sherry Turkle’s notion of technology as a “phantom limb”, in how we augment ourselves through an ambivalent reliance on it, as well as a celebration of the freedom we seek in our devices. Emotional investment becomes physical, as the functionality of the device depends on the dysfunctionality of the wearer. While we enjoy the fantasies they offer, we rethink the technologies we construct and reflect on how they construct us.”

Designer : Bryan Cera

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In order to keep your iPad safe and sound inside this case, Bowden and Sheffield Minimalist iPad Cases have been designed with a magnetic closure system on the cover while the soft lining keeps the iPad safe and secure.

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Designers : Levi Price and Eric Rea

Just in case you are wondering where the name of these cases came from, they were actually named after Eric and Levi’s ancestor’s surnames, to pay tribute to those who have come before them.

The Bowden case is crafted from aircraft-grade aluminum, bead-blasted and hard anodized. You will love the choices of hand finished walnut or cherry hardwood and black or brown full-grain, chrome-tanned leather.

The Sheffield case is crafted from milled polycarbonate, the same with Bowden case, this one comes with a choice of hand finished cherry or walnut hardwood. One of unique features from this case is the ability to be used as a dry-erase board, pretty cool isn’t it?

Tuvie has received “Bowden and Sheffield Minimalist iPad Cases” project from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.

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“The wide and narrow track widths of the car for instance are directly inspired by a sprinter in the starting blocks” explains Asano, one of Phil Frank design team, “even the asymmetric tire profile comes from the human form”. “All these design elements are there for a functional performance reason” adds Frank, “right down to the dynamic motion control of the suspension”. The Nike ONE’s innovative suspension mimics tension in the muscles and takes advantage of the asymmetric tire profile to have extreme negative camber in a straight line for minimized rolling resistance on the motorcycle like section and then maximum positive camber when cornering or breaking.

Designer : Phil Frank Design, LLC
Producer and Project Management: Asano & Co.
Art Director and Image Design: Mitch Morse
Renderings: Toru Kosaka

“You don’t just drive this vehicle, you are a part of it,” explains Frank. “There is much more required to master this vehicle than being a great driver, it is just as important to be at peak physical performance”. “The driver’s position is akin to a stretched out motorcycle rider’s, but with the added efficiency of clip-in pedals,” says Frank, “to accelerate/decelerate the athlete uses the large muscles of the leg and arms, thus the physical training that is needed to master the vehicle”.

“An athlete training to drive the Nike ONE uses a physical resistance simulator, that mimics the vehicle’s large muscle controls, along with the digital simulation within GT4 to train their muscles and mind for specific tracks and competition scenarios,” explains Frank, “it’s the ultimate in convergent technologies”. Asano adds “there is much more thought put into this project than most people would realize, this is how we approach all of our projects”.

“Nike is always looking to the future”, mentions Mitch Morse, “so we decided an appropriate year for the car and its technologies would be the company’s 50 year anniversary 2022”. “You never know what Nike is capable of in that amount of time,” adds Asano. “The innovative drive train, HMAW Hubless-Motor-As-Wheel, AST Asymmetric Section Tires, Carbon Fiber-Titanium Weave Venturi Chassis, all leverage the near future,” explains Frank. “When you are working in a blue sky environment it is always important to have one foot in reality and the other one as far forward as possible” he adds.

Once the conceptual idea and aesthetic design of the Nike ONE were underway, Frank developed the 3D data for the car in the CAD program Rhinoceros. This data was used to create a number of 1:18 scale physical models for evaluation off of the computer screen prior to final sign off. This data was then given to Polyphony, where they began programming the dynamics of the car down to its 750kg weight, 8 stage drive train, active aerodynamics, suspension geometry, acceleration and braking.

The talents of 2003/2004 Japanese GTC Champion Satoshi Motoyama were enlisted for the hours of tuning of the vehicle, another first in virtual product development. The Saleen S7 was used as the competitive benchmark for handling performance, but at the same time the vehicle was tuned to be a great car for mastering the fundamentals of sports car driving. “It is tuned for agility,” explains Asano, “Motoyama is able to beat his Saleen S7 lap times at Fuji Speedway in the Nike ONE”. “But it does take time to achieve these levels,” adds Frank, “the secret is the more you train with the car the faster your potential”.

“The incredible thing about the Nike ONE is that it is the first virtual “real” concept car”, points out Asano, “a huge amount of development time went into this endeavor, just like a real car”. “From the concept sketches, to the CAD, to the models, to the testing, the only thing that separates this car from reality is that it is we haven’t made one yet”, notes Frank. “Well that and 20 years”, he adds with a laugh.

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Designers : Kim Bobin and Ko Kyungeun

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Honda UNI-CUB personal mobility device has been designed for harmony with people, it provides the same freedom to move in all directions the same way as you walk. The balance control technology and omni-directional driving wheel system allow rider to easily control speed and movement literally in any direction, simply shift his or her weight to control the direction. With this ability, rider can quickly and easily maneuver among other people. The design of this device allows its rider to maintain eye-level height with other people while the compact saddle style packaging allows rider’s legs to easily reach the ground. Just like its slogan, it creates harmony between its rider and other people.

Just in case you are interested in viewing the demonstration testing of Honda UNI-CUB personal mobility device, you can visit Japan’s National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation in June 2012. Aside from testing the possibility of using this device indoors, this project will also explore other practical applications to enable being used in a wide range of environments world wide.

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Designer : Nori Sakatsume

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Designer : Löytö Esineiden

Tuvie has received “Ö Case” project from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.

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