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Meta debuts Tamagotchi-style "charm" housing an AI agent (opens the original)
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Meta is creating a tiny, portable Muse Charm device for carrying around the company's AI agent, chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has announced. Produced by Meta's new design team, led by former Apple design chief Alan Dye, the device resembles an Apple Watch but with a small lanyard instead of a strap. A customisable cartoon character occupies the entire two-inch screen, prompting comparisons to an AI-powered Tamagotchi. This avatar acts as the cutesy embodiment of the Muse AI agent the company l
Brutalist cassette listening booth in Berlin's KaDeWe unlocks "music you can't find on Spotify" (opens the original)
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Design firm Yont Studio has used salvaged car seats and more than 140 cassette tapes to create an analogue sound installation inside Berlin department store KaDeWe. Created in collaboration with Telekom Electronic Beats and local fashion brand Namilia, the installation is set on the second floor of the city's century-old department store, which was recently renovated by OMA. The hybrid display stand and listening booth aims to take Berliners on a sonic ride down memory lane. The collaboration wa
With Limitations apartment reveals unvarnished glimpse into life as a London designer (opens the original)
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A lack of money, materials or equipment shaped every object in this mock apartment, which has taken over the basement of London shop Aram as part of an exhibition by guerrilla design collective Design Everything. With Limitations, which debuted during the London Design Festival, takes the form of an imagined designer's apartment to offer a glimpse behind the curtain at how young creatives are managing to survive in one of the world's most expensive cities. Every piece in the show was made by one
Five inflatable garments that use air to regulate the wearer's temperature (opens the original)
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On the heels of Rick Owens's fan-powered Adidas tracksuits blowing up at Paris Fashion Week, we've rounded up five examples of pneumatic outerwear that doubles as personal aircon. As climate change heralds ever more extreme weather, fashion designers are increasingly turning to air as a means of heating and cooling the body. Sometimes, that sees The post Five inflatable garments that use air to regulate the wearer's temperature appeared first on Dezeen.
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