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Toilet-Paper Sensor Block: Adapting to adaptations...

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I've written about the frustrating false-flush tendency of automatic toilets before, but here's a new salvo in the arms race betw...

Seat-back tablet holders for budget entertainment...

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Good design can happen in airplane seat-back entertainment systems, but usually doesn't - and regardless, those systems add cost to ...

HeadFoams: Personal audio, Nerf-style...

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Parents are always looking for products that are both (1) indestructible and (2) unable to cause injury when flung at high speed - and ...

Smart fan targets humans (in a good way)...

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A step toward the robot apocalypse cleverly disguised as an improved comfort device, the human-sensing oscillating fan  blows air only whe...

SaddleBaby: Your beast of burden...

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My daughter is just about to hit the age where she'll be able to ride on Dada's shoulders, so this caught my eye: the SaddleBaby ...
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Drinking Fountains Adapted to Water Bottles

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We've already seen  a water bottle that adapts to drinking fountains , but this one seen by Mark Hurst goes the other way around: an ...

Fuut: While you work, your feet can relax!

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If there's one thing wrong with most workspaces, it's that there's not enough hammock  in'em. Fix that with Fuut , the ham...
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