We all know that a person need to drink six to eight glasses of water to replenish the amount of water our body uses during our daily activities. However, with today’s way of active lifestyle, people already do not have enough time to know if they have drunk the right amount of water daily. This is where the Hydrobalance Electric Kettle will take into action. Designed by Chih-Feng Li of Taipei, Taiwan, the hydrobalance electric kettle is a drinking water supply system that uses the RFID tags on each glass, making it easy to recognize each glass’s user and in return monitors the amount of water a certain user drinks. - via
Jan Kaplicky from Future Systems has designed a new set of table service, for an Italian brand Alessi, and was called the Bettina, which includes porcelain tableware, glasses, and cutlery. These elegant designs have gone through many sketches and prototypes before it became into reality. The Bettina ranges includes the porcelain tableware with new shape, elegant design and has gentle curves, which made it more closely related to human form. The glasses have a very innovative design that consists of two parts: the glass-drinking vessel and the plastic chassis. Finally, the cutlery that are all made of stainless steel, are very elegant in design. - via
