
Japanese design studio QisDesign has creatively designed the Coral Reef Light LED table lamp. What makes this lamp special is that it has a single adjustable layer, which is activated by a touch dimmer. You can also control the lightning angle by simply tapping on the stand. See more pictures after the jump. Read more

Tokyoflash has unveiled a unique wristwatch concept namely the Plasma Activated Watch Design. It is actually a traditional analog watch with a red hemisphere to indicate the hour and a blue one to indicate minutes. When you touch your finger to the center of the watch face, sparks would shoot between your fingertip and the two electrodes and through a bubble of Argon gas to display the time. There is a button to set the time and another to enable or disable the plasma system. The watch is also USB rechargeable. See more pictures after the jump. Read more

Designer Min Kong has created the Flat-Fold digital faucet that uses a capacitive touch sensitive panel and a fold out design to function. Its intuitive touch-sensitive panel allows you to customize water flow, pressure or temperature with a simple touch. The Flat-Fold is a cool concept that will hopefully hit the light of production. More pictures after the jump. Read more

Designed by Shiping Toohey from New Zealand, the foldable F.O. Clock concept is inspired by two Japanese art forms such as Furoshiki and Origami. The clock is made from 18 tessellated pieces and is constructively folded into a sleek modern artwork. It is a cool concept that will hopefully hit the light of production. More pictures after the jump. Read more

Designed by Jurmol Yao, the Rescue Water-Jet Pack is designed for water rescues inaccessible by lifeboat. Using high-pressure water generated by the pump, the user navigates the flyer via foot controls, freeing the arms for rescue maneuvers. The Rescue Water-Jet Pack was inspired by the JetLev Flyer, a flying machine that uses high-pressure water columns to generate thrust. See pore pictures after the jump. Read more

The LEDoorHandle is a combination of a door handle, LED lights, and a detachable torch. Designed by Kun-hee Kim, Kei Shimizu and Nguyen-vu Dang, this concept also functions a mood light. The system uses the locking-motion of the handle to harness energy and charge the lithium batteries of the flashlight. See more pictures after the jump. Read more

Designed by Samohvalov Sergey, the Bell Tweeter is a unique speaker system that radiates sound in a 360-degree direction. It has the ability to fill a room with sound. You can change the volume level by spinning the body. See more pictures after the jump. Read more

Designed by Chang-Su Lee of Design Hara, the Slim Hara PC has a similar design to a car stereo unit. The computer has an aluminum casing on the back and a piece of solid wood on the front. The Slim Hara PC is powered by an Intel Atom dual core D525 with an nVidia ION 2, a 4GB of RAM, a 500GB (7200rpm) HDD, an iPhone dock, and an HDMI output. See more pictures after the jump. Read more

Designed by Fuming Wu, the Electronic Melody Lamp is both decorative and functional. The lamp is made from biodegradable materials, LED lights and a solar panel. You can twist the Electronic Melody Lamp and create magical luminous lines that are different everyday. It’s a cool concept that will hopefully hit the light of production. See more pictures after the jump. Read more

The Kicker Tea Tumbler from Kicker Studio combines a teapot, an infuser, and a water heater into a minimal tumbler that subtly incorporates technology to ensure that each brew yields the perfect cup of tea each time. The lip is designed to catch drips. As for the leaves, they will remain in the cap for re-steeping or easy disposal. See more pictures after the jump. Read more