Promising Designs

Promising Designs

Promising Designs featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Gunes

Gunes is a door handle designed for interior doors. The handle locks the door without a key. The user grasps the illuminated circle and turns it to the right or to the left. A red light shows the locked state, and a green light shows the unlocked state. The body is made of die cast aluminium with a brushed texture, and it can be coloured to match the interior. Circular lines spread from a single centre and refer to the turning action. The total width is 180 mm, and the illuminated circle has a diameter of 60 mm.

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Agile 4525L

Agile 4525L gives an impression of pace at short distances with dynamic lines flowing to front at sides and sweeping upwards at the back. The unique twist form at backrest creates an unconventional aesthetic perception, helps safety belts to work efficiently and prevents hunchbacks. Innovative height-adaptive belts that don’t need any adjustments can adapt to passengers in any height. Extended leg space obtained by a thinner backrest guarantees comfort. Metallic colors of accessories and buttons help visibility in low light while enhancing the perceived quality.

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Square

The combination and mixing of lines, shapes and volumes gives us the final result of the handle. It has net, geometrical lines suitable for every up-to-date house. It is an everyday object, seen from an architectural perspective. The goal is to show how the external forms should access the interior space making it in this way more polished and minimal. The challenge is to create something fresh, contemporary and modern that would be able to excite the buyer from the very first sight.The main innovative characteristic of this handle is its ergonomic use and of course its texture and lcolour

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Totem3d

Totem3d is a high resolution desktop three-dimensional printer designed for dental and jewellery workshops. Totem3d uses digital light processing technology and offers a build envelope of 144 by 81 by 150 millimetres, with a horizontal resolution of 75 microns. The high printing accuracy allows dental models to be made without visible stair stepping. Typical outputs include studio models, steps for virtual setups, bites and surgical guides. The body is made of aluminium and stainless steel, machined by computer numerical control.

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Mars 5 Ultra

Mars 5 Ultra is a resin 3D printer designed for home use. The printer uses tilt release technology, which increases print speed by 48 percent compared to similar models. Section based exposure testing identifies the correct resin curing time, improving print quality and reducing resin waste. Automatic leveling and self checks simplify setup, and no assembly is required. An integrated camera allows monitoring and time lapse recording. Power loss recovery and temperature monitoring support reliable operation for both new and experienced users.

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Elegoo Centauri Carbon

Centauri Carbon is a fully enclosed desktop 3D printer designed for home use. The printer uses fused deposition modelling with a CoreXY motion system and a die cast frame that supports stable printing at high speed. A 121 point automatic levelling system and a brass nozzle with high thermal conductivity support accuracy. Dual glass panels allow the print area to be seen, and a 4.3 inch colour touchscreen provides control. Automatic levelling and self check functions simplify setup for new users. The build volume measures 256 by 256 by 256 millimetres.

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