His philosophy is to take what we have and make it better. If it doesn’t exist, design it. So, he did.  

He designed living capsules – small square spaces in which people can lead a normal life. 

The capsules are shaped like a ball, 9 meters in diameter and a 10 square meters floor area. 

There isn’t a standard model of what the capsules look like inside because you design it by your needs. You log in, register and you design how you want it to look, and soon enough it becomes yours because it only takes one day to install it.  

The price is 20,000 euros which if you compare it to a house is unbelievably low.   

The capsules are mobile and can be connected to other capsules if you want to add a bathroom and kitchen while you still have a private space. 

Even better, this might be a solution to homelessness and it can help families or students in need of a cheap home.  

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“His practice ranges from illustration to photography, video, costume, installations, books, posters, and clothing to create a coherent yet eclectic body of work,” states Jullienis’ website. The artist graduated from Central Saint Martins and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked with many international clients and brands such as The Guardian, New York Times, RCA Records, National Geographic, Hermès, Vogue, Amnesty International, and many others.

See his illustrations below and check out his Instagram page that has a million followers so far.

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The video below shows an animated wall produced by a German design company, Büro Achter April.

Like smartphones, the wall reacts to your touch and movement, letting you create different patterns, just as we see in the video.

Watch the awesome video below.

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This modern wrist watch tells you the time and date, has an alarm clock, timer and a stopwatch. But this is not even a bit of what the Dot Watch can do. When the Dot Watch is paired with a smartphone, it receives phone calls and the display shows the caller, so you can hang up or take the call. Also, it translates the messages you receive on your smartphone to Braille, saving them for later.

Besides messages, The Dot Watch can also display your social media notifications or even tweets, posts and new stories! You can also choose from nine languages and customize your watch as you wish.  

Check out this innovative piece of technology below!

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Designed by Miguel Harry, this phone gives you your freedom back! With only two functions, communication and photography, this phone is perfect for everyone who is tired of being a slave of their own smartphone and online social life. Each side serves only one function which allows a simple experience. When it’s not in use, the interface fades away and highlights the unique and compact design. The fact that there are no applications means nothing will disturb you and you’ll commit your attention to the people around you instead of constantly staring at a screen.

What do you think? Are you in to going back to having a smartphone turned basic?

The post Check Out This Smartphone That Has Just Two Features appeared first on MobiSpirit.

His philosophy is to take what we have and make it better. If it doesn’t exist, design it. So, he did.  

He designed living capsules – small square spaces in which people can lead a normal life. 

The capsules are shaped like a ball, 9 meters in diameter and a 10 square meters floor area. 

There isn’t a standard model of what the capsules look like inside because you design it by your needs. You log in, register and you design how you want it to look, and soon enough it becomes yours because it only takes one day to install it.  

The price is 20,000 euros which if you compare it to a house is unbelievably low.   

The capsules are mobile and can be connected to other capsules if you want to add a bathroom and kitchen while you still have a private space. 

Even better, this might be a solution to homelessness and it can help families or students in need of a cheap home.  

The post Minimized, Affordable Living or a One-Person, Private Prison? appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“His practice ranges from illustration to photography, video, costume, installations, books, posters, and clothing to create a coherent yet eclectic body of work,” states Jullienis’ website. The artist graduated from Central Saint Martins and the Royal College of Art. He’s worked with many international clients and brands such as The Guardian, New York Times, RCA Records, National Geographic, Hermès, Vogue, Amnesty International, and many others.

See his illustrations below and check out his Instagram page that has a million followers so far.

The post This French Illustrator is Inspired by Our Obsession with Technology appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The video below shows an animated wall produced by a German design company, Büro Achter April.

Like smartphones, the wall reacts to your touch and movement, letting you create different patterns, just as we see in the video.

Watch the awesome video below.

The post Have You Ever Seen An Animated Wall? appeared first on MobiSpirit.

This modern wrist watch tells you the time and date, has an alarm clock, timer and a stopwatch. But this is not even a bit of what the Dot Watch can do. When the Dot Watch is paired with a smartphone, it receives phone calls and the display shows the caller, so you can hang up or take the call. Also, it translates the messages you receive on your smartphone to Braille, saving them for later.

Besides messages, The Dot Watch can also display your social media notifications or even tweets, posts and new stories! You can also choose from nine languages and customize your watch as you wish.  

Check out this innovative piece of technology below!

The post The Dot Watch – The First Tactile Braille Watch appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Designed by Miguel Harry, this phone gives you your freedom back! With only two functions, communication and photography, this phone is perfect for everyone who is tired of being a slave of their own smartphone and online social life. Each side serves only one function which allows a simple experience. When it’s not in use, the interface fades away and highlights the unique and compact design. The fact that there are no applications means nothing will disturb you and you’ll commit your attention to the people around you instead of constantly staring at a screen.

What do you think? Are you in to going back to having a smartphone turned basic?

The post Check Out This Smartphone That Has Just Two Features appeared first on MobiSpirit.