Future Vision! - Studio Dáárheen

The exhibition jury of PRIMER18 (Conference for Design, Strategy & Future, organized by Design Futures) has nominated my Speculative Design projects: 

'BioTronicols' and 'TeethMussel', for the PRIMER 18 Emerging Designer Exhibition in 2018. 

My project is one of the nominees chosen from 76 entries from 23 institutes/organizations across the world.

My projects have been exhibited during the PRIMER18 conference on Friday, May 4th at the David Brower Center in Berkeley, California.  They can also been seen at the DDW2018.

TeethMussel

NEW! Dental Implant with new technology. The TeethMussel produces personalized teeth based on a persons DNA blueprint. 

A combination of human DNA (special permission granted) and a mussel. The teeth can be implanted in the jaw. 

Health institute: Irkutsk Dental Grupp

Protocol: RUSib2-Rev3

Gene combinationcode: Neutral03Mus125HUM568(*granted)HUM*pers 

Usage: Health, Dental.

BioTronicols

Now that we all have our smartphones with touchscreens, we get almost no haptical feedback. As a response to what we are lacking, tactility will become more and more important. In these living electronical products, ‘Biotronicols’, the skin of the products is the important tactile factor.

It can feel warm or cold, soft or with bumps, there are even hairs growing out of the buttons. Maybe you can feel a hartbeat…

It is a living electronic device. Living cells growing over and in a shell and PCB. The cells and the electronical parts communicate with each other via electrical synapses and chemical synapses. The product gives haptical feedback and needs to be touched. It can be charged by putting it in a bowl of nutricious gel, which it obtains through its gills at the backside. It can also communicate with other living products out of the same range, with a cord.

Manufacturer: 'Mei-Kyon living products'

Asian protocol: As2-Rev12, 

Genecombinationcode: Neutral(JVCI-syn7)05Pi66Sna5Bat98, 

Usage: Game, Lifestyle. 

Have a look at the future vision on product design by Design Studio Dáárheen.

|   At the Veem building.