A smartwatch with three displays sort of makes sense

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The smartwatch has a tonne of purposes, but ultimately, it has one (or maximum two) core functions. The fact that it replaces the watch means a smartwatch’s first purpose is to tell the time. The second extended function is a fitness tracker, because that’s a promise smartwatches always make, i.e., to replace a fitness-tracking wearable.

For that express purpose, the EveRest smartwatch has not one, not two, but three screens. With two dedicated Flexible Numeric Displays for time/date and for the heart-rate monitor, the EveRest is one of the only wearables that allows you to multi-task. These displays can run 24×7 while consuming extremely low amounts of power. The primary screen then gets reserved for regular day-to-day activities like calling, messaging, browsing, and music playback, while the two secondary screens serve their core purposes, giving you a clear view of the time, the date, and your health. Makes sense, doesn’t it??

Designer: Chanmi Lee

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Home Audio Like You’ve Never Heard (Or Seen) It

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Designer Chanmi Lee rethinks home entertainment in an all-new, never-before-seen format known as the Wind Sound Bar. Don’t be confused by the name, however… this is anything but the sound bar you’re probably imagining. The design adopts a shape similar to that of a trumpet or other wind instrument – a familiar form for an unfamiliar functionality! Usable as a pendant-style system over living room seating or as a wall-mounted unit, it envelopes the user in 360 degrees of high definition audio to accompany TV entertainment or stream a favorite playlist. More sculptural than it is electronic looking, it is a far cry from the technical aesthetic of any traditional soundbar.

Designer: Chanmi Lee

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