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Concentric Studio is a full-service design studio founded in 2007 with offices in New York and Ohio. We create well designed and highly functional interactive experiences that help companies connect with their audiences and simplify business processes to improve bottom-line results. For more information, please contact us.

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  • Thursday, Aug 28, 2008: 12:12pm The Homelab ambX @ Philips

    The HomeLab at the Philips research center is a model home built to test and monitor real-world response to prototype technology. Thirty cameras and microphones record subjects as they use and interact with products for the home; then researches review the recordings to refine the products. The living room is currently configured to demonstrate ambX (pronounced “ambiex”), the successor to AmbiLight, which extends the accent lighting from around the television to throughout the room. More here

  • Monday, Jul 14, 2008: 7:29pm The world of Steampunk

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    Sometimes there are things that are obviously popular or have a huge following and I’m just oblivious to it. Steampunk is one of those things. Actually, to be honest, I knew of the stylings of steampunk… I’ve seen it in various movies (The City of Lost Children, 12 Monkeys, Hellboy, Van Helsing, The Time Machine, etc...) but I guess I didn’t know there was such a huge following. After I did a little more online research, I found out it’s quite huge… pretty much anything and everything has a steampunk interpretation. Dolls, jewelry, action figures, cars, boats… the list goes on. 

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  • Sunday, Jun 22, 2008: 8:19pm Ron Mueck does hyper-realism

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    Ron Mueck is an Australian hyper-realist sculptor working in the UK. Incredible stuff (Yo, Ron, you need a site)

  • Wednesday, Jun 11, 2008: 3:20pm BMW GINA Light Visionary Model

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    GINA, which stands for Geometry and Functions in ‘N’ Adaptations, is shelled in a textile fabric wrapped around a carbon fiber and metal frame. This means that the skin and skeleton can bend and contract like, well, real skin and skeleton. Even the interior is skinned and modular: only the dash displays that you need at any item are available via openings. Sexy even if it’s only a concept. More Pics Here… and read more about the concept.

  • Saturday, May 24, 2008: 7:42pm ISO50 Obama Print

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    Scott Hansen of ISO50 creates the next stunning print for Barrack Obama and his campaign in route to becoming the next president of the United States.

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  • Wednesday, May 21, 2008: 10:35am Sculpting with reclaimed wood

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    Some amazing work done by Ron va der Ende. All his work is done utilizing reclaimed wood. Supposedly he never changes the color of the wood to fit the object he’s creating! Pretty amazing stuff.

  • Monday, May 19, 2008: 3:53pm A day when nothing happens

    What a creepy day it would be!

  • Tuesday, May 13, 2008: 4:43pm Odd, ugly and neglected

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    Weirdo Toys is the home for all those random toys that most people have left behind. The site is dedicated to showcasing the quirky, neat, bizarre, sometimes forgotten and downright ugly toys.