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10 Cool New Tech Gadgets: Dyson's Dust Detecting Vac + Synth in a Box
This monthly blog post by Design Milk highlights ten interesting and promising technological advancements across various categories, including personal entertainment, art and technology, home appliances, health tech, and smart home solutions. The June 2021 edition showcases diverse innovations, starting with the Dyson V15 Detect, a stick vacuum cleaner that incorporates a precisely angled laser and a piezo sensor to visualize microscopic dust particles on floors, enhancing the cleaning experience with real-time feedback on an LCD screen. This innovation solidifies Dyson's position as a leader in the stick vacuum market.
Next, the Zen Garden Speaker by Momentum Studio is introduced, a concept inspired by Japanese Zen Dry Gardens. This device integrates ambient sound and light to create a tranquil atmosphere, featuring a polished river stone-style volume dial. The Native Union Heritage Valet Wireless Charger is presented as a practical and aesthetically pleasing solution for wireless charging. Wrapped in Italian leather with gold accents, it charges AirPods at 5W, iPhones at 7.5W, and other Qi-compatible devices at up to 10W, offering both technological convenience and sophisticated design for desks and other surfaces.
MIT researchers are exploring a novel technique to change printed designs using light bursts. Their work involves coating items with light-activated dye and using an ultraviolet (UV) light projector to alter patterns almost instantly at a pixel level, allowing for saturation control and modification of existing designs without erasing the surface. Sound Bubbles, a project by Yuri Suzuki, focuses on visualizing how sound travels and interacts within a room. This research aims to develop sound-canceling technologies capable of creating private, silent zones within homes through spatial audio, conceptualized as a transparent bubble that deflects unwanted sounds.
Love Hulten’s M D L R – 3 7 Synth is featured as a highly portable synthesizer that combines various electronic instruments into a single, foldable toolbox case. This device exemplifies the fusion of craftsmanship and technological ingenuity in musical instruments. The ANAORI kakugama, a cooking vessel made from carbon graphite, demonstrates advanced material science in the culinary world. Lighter than iron and capable of emitting five times more infrared heat than cast iron, this expensive monolithic block can reach temperatures up to 572°F, offering versatile cooking methods like grilling, steaming, and frying, and elevating the dining experience through dramatic on-table presentations.
Samsung's Smart Monitor M5 32″ is highlighted as a versatile display for productivity and entertainment. With its white borderless design and adaptability, it serves as an external monitor for work-from-home setups and doubles as a television or gaming station, making it suitable for multi-functional spaces despite its 1920x1080 (FHD) resolution. The West Hollywood Sunset Spectacular, an audacious tesseract multimedia billboard designed by Tom Wiscombe, challenges traditional billboard aesthetics with its multifaceted technological presence. The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) plans to commission and display multimedia art on the tower, adding cultural value to the structure.
Finally, the Scroll LG Display OLED Concept, the winning design from a global competition hosted by Dezeen and LG Display, reimagines digital displays beyond flat panels. Designed by Richard Bone and Jisu Yun, this elegant concept is inspired by its namesake and functions as both a shelf display and a stand, showcasing a practical and innovative approach to OLED technology. The article consistently emphasizes the intersection of design, technology, and functionality, providing insights into products and concepts that aim to enhance daily life and aesthetics.
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