Here’s what we looked at this week:
Fellow Products channels Dieter Rams’ design approach.
1X shows off NEO Gamma, their domestic servant robot. This is surely the beginning of the end.
Phaidon’s forthcoming “Mid-Century Modern Designers” book covers 300 designers and goes way beyond furniture.
The Cuboid: A compact, designey power strip by new Swedish design brand Kord.
Helix: One AI brain controlling multiple robots.
Believe it or not, with Eskimo Design’s Modernist towel heater, form follows function.
This IQ Vise can hold anything in any position.
Sigma’s minimalist, ultra lightweight BF camera is unibody, being milled out of a single block of aluminum.
An unusual barbecue object from Japan: This mesh frying pan lets you cook rice and noodles over an open flame.
ColorPipes: Lightweight inflatable lighting, now with programmable colors.
Choppy, by Latvian design brand Stum, is a bent plywood children’s bicycle.
Why van racking company Sortimo made an automatic door.
Studio Ololoo’s surprising Bubble Stool.
Humanscale’s Float Micro is a minimalist, height-adjustable offset-leg cantilevered side table.
