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 Octopulse
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July 18, 2008
Octopulse Brit Leissler : Shoot the Stylist Studios, London Octopulse shows that noise is music. It is the principal musician of The Alien Noise Orchestra , being the first of 4 different looking toy instrument characters that all produce different sounds. With this cuddly alien bagpipe you can control analogue sound synthesis through unconventional means, transferring movements into information for an analogue synthesizer to convert into cacophonous noises. This unconventional soundscape alters perceptions of what music could be and allows the electronic sounds of a synthesizer to be accessed by anyone. Octopulse is in practical terms a knitted synthesizer that turns unapproachable technology into an easily approachable, tactile and emotional object. Experiencing the joy of instant creative expression and not being put off or defeated by over-complicated technology is why Octopulse is such a wonderful therapeutic tool for those with a wide variety of special needs, as well as being the perfect creative playmate for children and an innovative new instrument for creative music and studio soundscape-recording. YAMAHA DESIGN STUDIO http://www.global.yamaha.com/design/ ARDUINO http://www.arduino.cc/
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 Blowing and Sealing Machinery
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June 10, 2008
Blowing and Sealing Machinery : Republic Blower Systems and Liquid Nitrogen Injections Packaged food-stuffs need two things: cleanliness and shelf-life. Here are two great examples of their manufacturing process: On the dry-side, the Republic (http://www.republicsales.com)-brand conveyor belt/dryer uses blades of air to dry-off products. (Recognize that technology? It's the same stuff the Dyson AirBlade (http://www.dysonairblade.com/) hand dryer uses!) More energy efficient than other compressed air blowers, it saves manufacturers money and makes sure your Tomato Ketchup doesn't land on a shelf with smudges of goo. On the stability side, this mad-scientist demo from Vacuum Barrier Corporation (http://www.vacuumbarrier.com) explains the process of injecting liquid nitrogen to keep food-stuffs fresh. It's the process that results in the "ppphhffffizzz" sound when you open a jar of peanuts or a bottle of water. Now if only Dasani came with the smoke too...
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 Speed Stuffing Packaging
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June 10, 2008
Speed Stuffing Packaging : Pineberry Manufacturing So THIS is how they got secret decoder pamphlets into Captain Crunch cereal! Pineberry Manufacturing's (http://www.pineberryinc.com) Hi-Speed Friction Feeder can do up to 600 parts per minute, which means more secrets per second than we know what to do with!
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 Printing, Folding and Sealing Machinery
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June 10, 2008
Printing, Folding and Sealing Machinery : Matrix Packaging Machine & ILAPAK machineryEver wonder how your coffee bean bags and candy bar wrappers get made? Here's a double whammy review from the East Pack Convention (http://www.devicelink.com/expo/epack08/) 2008 featuring the MATRIX (www.matrixpm.com) Packaging machine (an all in one folding-filling-printing-sealing solution for bagged products) and ILAPAK machinery (a Horizontal Flow Packaging system for flat, sealed products).
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 Allan Chochinov on the Dumbest Smartest Design Problem
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May 19, 2008
At the PSFK Conference New York 2008, Allan Chochinov (Core77) gives an object lesson in strategy and creative thinking. People often assert that real value isn't in the answer we provide, but in the question we ask. Well, what happens when we ask a supremely stupid question in the hopes of driving innovation? A lot, actually.www.psfk.com
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