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Monday, June 14, 2010
Toren Orzeck has designed a stroller that can be used long after your baby has outgrown it. The Go-Go Transporter is a finalist in the 2010 IDEA awards. It is designed to be used as a stroller, then convert to a wagon, a piece of luggage, or a dolly. It's just a concept now and it will probably never get made, but innovation usually starts as a strange concept.
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Monday, December 14, 2009
I don't know why know why someone hasn't thought of this before. The Magic Clock is a clock that uses Twitter to tell the location of family members. It's like Mrs.Weasley's clock from Harry Potter. Unfortunately this thing isn't for sale, because it's what I want for Christmas.
Labels: gadgets, stuff that probably won't get made, tech
Tuesday, June 9, 2009

It is always cool to see what designers come up with when they have children. Shaun Milburn, a design engineer was look for a modern alternative to the Moses basket when his second son was born last year. The Babycotpod is his answer to that problem.
If the bassinet goes into production, it will be available in two models. The Cascara will have a hood and a retractable handles. The Cuba lacks a hood but still has carry handles. Either model can be placed on the wood or plastic Tang stand.


Shaun hopes to have the Babycotpod in production by the end of the year.
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Labels: baby, bassinet, cradle, stuff that probably won't get made
