Hi-tech Frontier

Stereovision Adds A Third Dimension To Your Table - Still Requires Those Damn Glasses When it comes to coffee tables, don’t cheap out and get a 2-dimensional version like I did just to save some money. You might think you’ve gotten a bargain, but when you get home you’ll soon realize that your magazines, coasters and even TV remotes all require that third dimension. Instead, go with something like this Stereovision concept table by John Nouanesing which is designed to look like an anaglyph image. Sure you’ll need to wear those 2-color glasses to get the full effect, but 3D is all the rage right now isn’t it?

Luminex Fiber Optic Bedsheets To Keep You Up All Night If you never actually use your bed for sleeping, you might want to consider switching your standard bed sheets for these luminous bed covers made from a patented material called Luminex. The fiber optics glow along the entire length of the fibers creating a “dazzling” luminous effect, and even though they need to be plugged in to light up, the bed cover doesn’t get warm, there’s no risk of electrical shock and they’re even hand washable. And a single 63 x 78.8 inch cover will set you back a mere $660.

Relax Lounge Chair: Come and just relax Ever wanted to sit on a chair that recreates the ambience of contentment and tranquility after a days work? Then you can be part of the many folks who’ve discovered the relax lounge chair. These people have, from seating on it or placing it among the treasured furniture in the living room, come to realize that such a hand inspired chair with an infinite elasticity that allows you to glide on air is a must. The chair with a touch of genius is a coupling of functionality and know-how that borders on skilled technological presence and eventual creation. Come and just relax.

Text-ile Concept Chair: Makes Good Use Of Old Keyboards Designed by Dante Bonuccelli for the 2009 UMUL Project (Use More, Use Less) the Text-ile chair is made from discarded keyboards, and might actually be just as comfortable for touch typists as it is for hunt-and-peck types. Of course the comfort level depends on the type of keyboard being used, and if this chair ever goes into production I’m sure there will be a dedicated group who refuse to sit in it unless it’s made from an old IBM buckling spring model.

Novague Rocking Chair concept: Convert the rocking motion into electricity Novague, a Prague design studio, have proposed a rocking chair concept that will be able to produce enough power for a reading light by converting the rocking motion into electricity. The LED lamp is empowered by a dynamo that can convert the mechanic energy acquired by the movement of the chair into electric energy. A simple steam engine like kinematic mechanism is set under the seat which works with a sliding lever that pulls a flywheel disc while the chair rocks. Produced energy is either supplied to the LED lamp or deposited in the batteries for later use. The aim of the principle is to develop the awareness among mass people of producing their required energy easily by themselves.

Hollandia International Super Safe Bed Hollandia International has brought out a Platina Luxury Sleep System which was known as global top ten high-tech luxury bed . Now the company provides a bed that makes you feel safer. The bed originally designs for a client which orders one bed with storing space for gun. The safety device is set between the head and cushion. The device is locked with a key, located with nylon fasteners. Price: $20400

Haishan Deng Life-saving Table Haishan Deng brings out a table which may save your life in an earthquake. It bases on the theory of triangle's stability. This practical table just costs you $100.

Danese Kada Stool Danese in Italy produces this kada stool , which can alters with the variation of space. For example, it can be turned into a small piece if unused. Or when you just need a table instead of a stool, you can just put a tray on it. No wonder the main designer Enzo Mari said, 'What I design for the Danese overruns the current fashion even last for 300 years.' Price: almost $1000 (Not cheap actually)