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A Banger Washing Machine + Hanger

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The Samsung Hanger Washing Machine just completes the entire washing process with an additional step. Spinning doesn’t get rid of all the water, and hanging the clothes in the sun is something everyone is forced to do. The Samsung Hanger WM (short for washing machine!) integrates a powerful air-blower into the machine’s design. One simply hangs the clothes underneath the wall-mounted appliance and the hot wind blows the moisture out of the clothing. Its additional benefit is that it instantly de-creases the clothes, meaning you don’t have to iron them. You also have the benefit of adding a fragrance to the hot air, so that your clothes don’t just look fresh, they smell fresh too. The Samsung Hanger WM literally takes care of your clothes from laundry-bag back to the closet! Now isn’t that a dream come true?!

Designer: Wonkyung Jang

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Saved By the Net

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Net Rescue Boat is a lifeboat dredge with a net. The purpose of this re-design stems from the difficulties rescuers face while on missions using a regular lifeboat. The net area makes it easier to bring people to safety and commence first aid. Yep, in playtime we can also think of many party uses for the net area … but that’s just a wicked side of us!

Designers: Jaehyo Lee & Wonkyung Jang

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Dragonball Z for the Firemen

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Light Ball is an illuminating ball designed for firemen. The innovation here is that the ball emits light and absorbs smoke at the same time. Small and portable, the ball is supposed to be thrown into an area that is affected by smoke and fire. The light ball absorbs fumes and emits light, increasing visibility and making it safer to cross the section.

Designers: Wonkyung Jang, Jiwoo Kim, Chanyeop Jeong and Narae Park

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Making Beaches Safer

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The SOS Rocket is a unique safety buoy that earmarks safe swimming areas at the beaches. In case the currents sweep a swimmer, they can latch onto one of the buoys and release the helium-filled SOS balloon and thus attract the lifeguard’s attention.

Designers: Wonkyung Jang and Jaehyo Lee

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How to clean a Broom?

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The typical way to clean the broom brush is to manually pull through the entangled hair and grim caught in the bristles. Yucky! The Filter Broom can spare you this disgusting routine thanks to its innovative design. It is designed in such a way that if you press the button on the handle, the comb passes through the filter plate and hairs and foreign materials can be removed easily. Say yay for innovation!

Designers: Wonkyung Jang & Jaehyo Lee

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