The James Dyson Awards have a simple brief: “Design something that solves a problem.” The top video is for a conductive body paint (not sure what problem that solves, but still cool), the second is for a kind of fastener technology for consumer electronics that would make post-consumer disassembly much faster and cheaper (looks like a bonus app in hardware hacking, too!).
You can see all the entries on the link below – the winners will be announced in November.
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This is a debasement of science
I love those clips, it would be übergroovy if manufacturers started using them.
The conductive ink is interesting, but I’m calling BS on the lightbulb demo- it’s obviously tricked out with an LED.