The Topeak Bikamper Designed is a one-person tent that uses your mountain bike's handle bars and front wheel rather than tent poles for support. It is made of waterproof, 45D ripstop nylon and even has windows!
Fishing for compliments by Jan Bernstein, Max Kickinger, Woeishi Lean and Sebastian Neitsch. The 36 poles react to eac other and users, running servo monitors and producing distinctive sounds to form a chord.
November is off to a great start here at NOTCOT.org. This week’s picks are dark, playful and seamlessly elegant. Whether you lust for tech, toys or TRON, it’s all in this week’s roundup.
Looking for somewhere to see the fireworks on Guy Fawkes night? Try Chris Galvin's Michelin starred 'Galvin at Windows' on the 28th floor of Hilton's Park Lane hotel.
This week’s stunning roundup has everything from Wool Week to inflatable helmets. Whether you’re after installations or innovations, it’s all been at NOTCOT.org this week.
Elinor Portnoy's Polar Lights demonstrate polarization. Their entirely colorless shades are made of transparent plastic film sandwiched between sheets of polarizers.
The Scandinavian Colour Institute NCS (Natural Color System) Colour Scan 2.0 allows you to take a photo of any surface and gives you its closest NCS Colour Notation.
Rather than receiving diplomas, this year's graduates of the Design Academy of Eindhoven will receive these 3D printed pigs heads designed by Ted Noten and manufactured by Freedom of Creation.
Kolonihavehus from Tom Fruin is composed of a thousand pieces of found Plexiglass. The pieces is located outside the Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen.
Howeler + Yoon Architecture created these floating orbs, which are enabled by RFID tags. When visitors sit on the orbs on the bank, corresponding orbs floating in Philadelphia's Schuylkill River light up.