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Sarang Sheth

This $59 Electric Screwdriver is the size of a pencil but packs 52 bits and a powerful battery

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It’s the year 2024 and if you’re still manually rotating your screwdrivers, you’re doing something wrong. Meet the SES Nano, a ridiculously compact electric screwdriver that’s no larger than a pencil and weighs a paltry 2 ounces or 58 grams. Arrowmax, the folks behind the SES Nano, has practically perfected the art of electric screwdrivers, and the SES NANO builds on the backs of all that research and development. This tiny screwdriver packs 5 torque settings, peaking at 5 kgf.cm...

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Srishti Mitra

10 Best Minimal Design Gifts to Easily Improve Your Mom’s Life This Mother’s Day

Mother’s Day falls on 12th May, and it really is an incredible day, as we get a chance to celebrate our superhero moms! Although that is something we should do every day. But Mother’s Day is the day we get to pamper our moms and shower them with love, and also hopefully make their lives a little bit easier. If you’re looking to gift your mom with some thoughtful and wonderful presents, then we’ve got your back. We’ve curated a collection of minimal, elegant, and functional...

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Tanvi Joshi

Zoo Architects Expand The Boundaries Of Architecture And Design For Otters

In the realm of architecture, where innovation often intersects with human habitation, there exists a fascinating intersection with the natural world. Chinese architecture firm ZOO Architects has masterfully navigated this juncture with their latest endeavor — The Otter House Project. Contrary to conventional architectural endeavors aimed solely at human occupants, this initiative is a testament to the boundless scope of architectural creativity and empathy towards our fellow inhabitants...

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They live in a slightly different world than we do.


Illustration of personal work Stories of characters in a world somewhat similar to the one we live in, but slightly different.

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Sarang Sheth

With Springs for Tires, this SUV is Breaking All the Rules to Test a Simple Theory

Why do cars have air-filled tires? And why do spring suspensions exist as separate entities? What if someone just made tires out of springs, wouldn’t that kill two birds with the same stone? Moreover, spring tires would be more durable, wouldn’t require air, and could therefore never get punctured. All of these questions make a lot of sense, and to be honest, Germans even experimented with spring tires in the 1900s during rubber shortages, but soon reverted back to good-old air-filled...

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Tanvi Joshi

Gustav Düsing’s Flat-Pack Barcelona Chair Version With Sustainable Plywood And No Binding Materials

The furniture design industry is increasingly crowded with visually striking creations, and standing out requires a blend of innovation, convenience, and sustainability. Gustav Düsing’s Space-Frame series, though conceived over a decade ago as an architectural experiment, offers a refreshing perspective that seamlessly merges cutting-edge production technologies with timeless design principles.

Designer: Architect Gustav Düsing

The Space-Frame series, crafted from Baltic Birch...

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Gaurav Sood

iPhone 16S concept mimics the Rabbit R1 format to reinstate that a phone is the best pocket AI device

We are still living with the iPhone 15 and its variants; the era of the iPhone 16 is further away from now. As known, it’s customary of Apple to drop its new seedlings (iPhone variants, if you like) in September every year and it looks like there is nothing unusual this year as well. Like every other year in the past, since Steve Jobs revealed the first iPhone – feels like it was a century ago – iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro variants will arrive with new features.

A lot of them are...

Fast Company

The Conversation

The ‘godfather of microplastics’ talks about the challenges of halting plastic pollution

Without action, plastic production could triple by 2060.

Thirty years ago, while counting barnacles, limpets, and seaweeds along rocky shores, I started noticing a daily tide of litter, mostly plastic. As a marine biology PhD student at Liverpool University, I kept removing it, but the next day, there’d be more.

Fast Company

Paul Mueller

How one 2008 Facebook page altered the landscape of American sports

Premier Lacrosse League’s Paul Rabil tells ‘Fast Company’ how his success as an athlete-entrepreneur was fueled by social media.

With Paul Rabil, it’s tough to tell which came first, the athlete or the entrepreneur.

Fast Company

The Conversation

The only way to end plastic pollution is by limiting how much plastic we produce

Of the potential mechanisms for tackling plastic pollution, a cap on plastic production was the most hotly debated, but one has not made it into the draft text of the treaty—not yet, at least.

An international agreement to end plastic pollution is due to be sealed this year in Busan, South Korea. At the penultimate round of negotiations, held in Ottawa, Canada, Rwanda and Peru proposed a target to cut the weight of primary plastics produced worldwide by 40% by 2040, compared with 2025.

Fast Company

David Salazar

With ‘I Saw the TV Glow,’ A24 is pushing into movie soundtracks

The indie film powerhouse commissioned original songs from more than a dozen artists for the new movie.

Every generation has its iconic movie soundtrack. The curated collections of songs that accompanied films like The Breakfast Club, Reality Bites, and Garden State took on cultural lives of their own, thanks to their ability to distill each movie’s ethos into the best kind of mixed tape.

Fast Company

Julia Herbst

Your ultimate guide to using LinkedIn to get a new job

From using the ‘Open To Work’ badge, to updating your ‘About’ section, here’s how to make your profile stand out on LinkedIn.

Welcome to Work Smarter, Fast Company‘s newsletter on career, leadership, and productivity advice. You can sign up to receive this newsletter every week here.

Following a steep spike in pandemic-related layoffs, LinkedIn released its now-ubiquitous “Open To Work” badge in 2020. If you’re on the platform regularly, you’ve probably seen your fair...

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Chill Beats Records Art Vol. 4


Cover Illustrations for Chill Beats Records and the music artists in collaboration.

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Aki Ukita

This Stationery Set Of The Future Unlocks Unique Opportunities For Designers And Artists

The advancement of a society is determined by the tools it uses. That’s why we labeled epochs by materials, like the stone age, bronze age, iron age and the industrial age. With how much design and art has evolved over the past few decades, it really doesn’t make much sense using stationery tools from centuries ago. Gone are the days of relying on protractors and set-squares, the folks at Ddiin have designed something new, the Exlicon L is an all-encompassing toolkit that combines...

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