Electrolux Totem Modular Cooking System Latest Technologies By Nick Morris

With rising population all around the world and with land price increasing at a faster rate, people now opt for small houses or even lofts. With houses getting small, its obvious that kitchens too are getting smaller and more compact and so does the cooking range. So here is Totem designed by Nick Morris. The system is a modular food system you could have only thought of in your dreams.


This easy to stack multi-functional cooking range is meant for people who love the space-saving concept. So whether you live in a loft, whether you love to travel or whether you can’t afford to buy a cooking range, this is the perfect solution for you. The solar cell powered equipment makes life easier by aiding you to cook your food and also to chill or freeze it. It even cleans. So what more would you need? And all you have to do is stack it up and build it according to its space requirement. The sun does its job of providing the required UV rays the tool needs so that the cooking system is fully charged.

This efficient cooking range is coated with EnSol, spray-on solar cell technology, thus enabling it to trap and store solar energy. Without necessarily using power, it can be used at any location. With its simple yet unique cooking capabilities, along with touch screen symbol selections, it no longer makes cooking a chore, but a hobby! Just follow the information provided and fry or bake or make your favorite dish anytime and anywhere you wish. Just remember to assemble the units as suggested and be the chef on the move.

Designer: Nick Morris
Source: EcoFriend.com

Technologies Worldwide Electrolux Health Station By Baiyao Lin

Rise in urban population has led to shrinking interior spaces. People staying in cities have to squeeze all the things in small areas. A few can be given a miss, but there are many household items that are as important as water. One such equipment is the Refrigerator, which keeps food stuff fresh and in good condition. Baiyao Lin has designed a smart refrigerator, dubbed as Electrolux Health Station.


When utilizing space in a clever manner, we always give ceiling a miss because of the height. But, the designer has made good use of it and has crafted a non-chaotic way to store food items. It is shaped like a container and comes injected with all the qualities of a refrigerator. The design consists of three parts: the pre-store area, the main store area and an innermost area or a kit. The kit, placed in the center, is used to store fast-food or stuff that simply needs to be pre-heated before consumption. The container present in this kit can be snapped apart for egression. It comes embedded with a few buttons that perform some important functions. To see the food items present inside it, simply press the blue button. If you wish like heating the food, make good use of the red button present on it.

The container is controlled with the help of a light green mirror, which is wedged on the wall. This mirror, which acts as its brain, is touch-sensitive and is used to control the equipment. Basic refrigerator functions are taken care by the basic button that is represented by the alphabet B. If you put your hand against the alphabet O, it will reorder eatables. It will shift the food from pre-store area to main store area or main store area to the kit as per a user’s whims and fancies. To check the food items left in the container, just press S. After a thorough assessment, one can order more food stuff via the internet that too without opening the containers. U/D will flawlessly control the up/down movement of the containers and also the store area on the whole.
Electrolux Health Station will also shower you with health advice. It will tell a user about different health foods and also guide the kind of fitness regime one should adopt. This futuristic refrigerator is not only space-saving, but also a great option to stay healthy.
Designer: Baiyao Lin
Source: DesignBUZZ.com

Electrolux Future Refrigerator Latest Technologies New Amazing Looks

We all have a refrigerator at our place and it typically looks like a rectangular box in which food items are stuffed. But if you try and peep in the future, the concept of refrigerators will change drastically. When every other thing is going mobile, why should a fridge stay fixed at a place? Electrolux future refrigerator will change the whole picture, with its energy-efficient and supple design.


The fridge will be more like a mobile phone and will be touch sensitive. It will aptly react to human warmth. When someone places his palm on the door, transparency will be turned on because of which all the stuff present inside will become visible without even opening the door. This will save both energy and time, as a person will select the item before the door will be opened. For easy usage, food items will be placed in a single row and not one behind the other. You will be able to select items precisely and the door will move in a horizontal direction. Simply slide the door you want to open and grab food of your choice.

Electrolux future refrigerator will be caked with stretch material/smart polymers, which will fluff up according to the shape of the materials. Depending on the need, size of the fridge can be increased or decreased. This feature will bring down the energy usage drastically. Also, these intelligent polymers will make sure that no odor infiltrates through the multiple zones of cooling. Energy is used in a sensible manner, as energy mounts up in those areas that have bumps, making sure that no power is lost in parts where it is not needed.

Electrolux future refrigerator scales high on the energy-efficiency level and the stretch polymer takes it a few steps higher on the graph. After a good 100 years when saving energy will be a top priority, due to the shortage of resources, this fridge will be an instant hit with so many futuristic qualities.



Source: DesignBuzz.com

Electrolux Wave Washing with hand washed clothes By Kim Min Seok

In a country obsessed with handwashed clothes, convincing someone to buy a washing machine is quite a feat. Yes Indians can do without machines, we want to scrub our collars and cuffs with plastic bristle brushes and dip our soaks in buckets of water. If only my friends knew about methods like the Wave Wash! The idea is superb for our situation. Stubborn stains need not be brushed off, urtrasound vibrations and little amount of water can do the same job in a jiffy.


The device works in sync with the big washing machines and can even control the machine functions remotely. Basically it does this; you have a shirt stained only in one area, so instead of dunking it in the wash, simply run the Wave Machine over the affected area. Its ultrasound and water technology clean up the mess and air-dryer dries it up. Wash the shirt in full-scale at a later date, when it gets real stinky!




Designer: Kim Min Seok
Source: YankoDesign.com

Electrolux Lupe laundry cleaning clothes so fun Latest Technologies

The Electrolux ‘Lupe’ by Il-seop So will take the hassle out of laundry day. In fact, it can make the act of cleaning clothes so fun, you would want to launder more often.


The Electrolux ‘Lupe’ by Il-seop So will not only get rid of stains and bacteria, but also press your shirts. The appliance also has a magnifying glass so you know exactly where the dirt is and can see when it is removed. Now all you need is a robot to do the task for you and you’re all set!



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