As we progress as a society and more urban cities and communities develop, waste and toxic products also grows in quantity everyday.  These by-products of progress add-up to the cause of the destruction of the environment this is why a lot of companies and groups are already making efforts to creating new things that would help deter these causes.  One particular group have developed a working pen that is 98% biodegradable.  It is, as of today, the only 98% biodegradable pen in the world!

Have you ever dreamed of floating?  The dream of flying and floating against the force of gravity have been an aspiration to many.  Ever since the invention of flight, people are looking for even more new ways of defying gravity.  Now, with the design and idea of Architect Janjaap Ruijssenaars, people can literally float while they sleep in this floating bed.

In older times, body parts like the arms, fingers and the hands were originally used as measuring devices.  But as people searched for new ways of translating accurate and precise measurements for building and construction, the measuring techniques of using body parts were later replaced by mechanical tools as this proved to be more accurate than the former.  Now, as technology becomes more advanced than before, it seems that we shall see the return of the old technique of measuring with our bodies but more accurately with the help of this measuring device.

Being a big fan of the Transformers the movie,  I can't help but marvel at works inspired from the movie and this life-size transformer robot is one of the best I've seen so far.

Imagine a world that you can control with just a sweep of your fingertips like magic.  This has already become a reality with this sleek and buttonless TV Remote Controller!

Have you come across an invention or a design of an object that is so simple that made you think - "Why haven't I thought of that before" or "I knew something like this would work but I never made one because it seems too simple"?  Well, this may be one of those designs that look so darn simple and yet so effective in its use.

Being aware of the problems about food and water that third world countries often have to live with, three Korean designers - Jung Uk Park, Myeong Hoon Lee, and Dae Youl Lee designed a sack that would help those people living in those countries to have an easy supply of potable water.

What seems to be a piece of furniture showing signs of itself pulling away from itself, with stretchy marks like strands of cheese from a pizza slice being pulled away from its whole, this chair design is one eye-catching artifact.