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iWash For Germ-free Hands

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The unique thing about the iWash faucet is that it gives a visual representation of the bacteria and other germs present on our hands, which diminish as we lather and get them clean. No doubt, the best was to keep infections in check is by washing our hands as often as possible. Building on this theory, the iWash is a pretty neat innovation that nudges us in the right direction. Basically it lays importance on creating awareness and practicing self-sanitization.

Designers: Yan-Jang Cheng, Mu-Chern Fong, Hui-Chuan Ma & Pei-Chih Deng

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The Guide Brick

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The Blind Guider is an innovative guide brick that for the sight impaired. It provides the street names and directions to blind via RFID embedded on the guide brick. The blind communicate with the guide brick through the sensors found on the bottom of the guide cane, which is transmitted to the earphone. How feasible is this design is yet to be determined, however as a concept it is a good idea.

Designers: Jang Cheng, Hui-Chuan Ma, Chih-Hao Wang and Yin-Kai Li

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Wheels Of The Bus

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Ok slight deviation, this time it’s the wheels of a cycle and the value proposition is of course technical! The Charging Clip integrates a battery pack that can harness energy from the moving spokes of a cycle. What you need to do is clip the device to the cycle spoke and let physics and engineering take over. The drill is simple; you ride your bike, tank up the device and then juice your phone. So very easy!

Designers: Cheng-Kuei Fan, Hui-Chuan Ma & Yan-Jang Cheng

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