Here’s what we looked at this week:
From India, the Surge S32 is an EV auto rickshaw with a detachable scooter.
The Knot Chair, by industrial design firm Studio Désormeaux/Carrette, has a self-supporting structure and is held together with just clips.
Pininfarina has designed this eTH, an expanding mobile home that allegedly delivers 400 square feet of space.
With 500 images, “Braun: Designed to Keep,” published by Phaidon, is the company’s “most definitive monograph to date.”
Inventor Lloyd G. Copeman’s ingenious design for the Flexo-Line Travel Clothesline demonstrates a clever use of materials.
The Vâltoare, a sort of natural washing machine, is an Eastern European way of harnessing whirlpools for washing bulky items.
Image: PoligraficNet
Hi-tech sewing: This Ditto system projects patterns directly onto your fabric.
Historical master armourer Jeffrey Hildebrandt has recreated a famous Roman helmet from scratch, filling in a couple of missing pieces.
