#2 Shared Sleeper Pillow
For overnight flights. Instead of avoiding falling asleep on the person next to you, help to prop each other up!
#6 Hand Holders
Thick fingerless gloves with memory foam padded palms for sincere but less intimate hand holding.
#8 Sit Still Shrug
Like a weighted vest. Has the feel of a lead x-ray vest. Gets two to settle down and breathe.
#10 Eyebrow Extender
Facial expression extension technology. Serves to amplify messages delivered via visage.
#12 Cuddle Tech
Line of clothing and implements to interact with digital communication [empathetic email, snuggle for Skype conversations, cradle for phone conversations with your child, a fluffy collar for your private conversation with your loved one] I imagine these devices as assistive design pieces which would not necessarily incorporate technology but reimagine how you interact with the device through which you communicate with people. Could an email sending sympathy be more meaningful if you were able to embrace the computer as you sent it?
#32 Footsie Full
Communal tables designed with “traps” so as to direct people at the tables into nudging each other as they position themselve.
#46 Tea Room.
A pair of wearable overcoats that can connect to each other to create a private space with desired ambiance. (Light + Sound)
#62 Stripables
Garments that have removable or additional parts that can be shared with those that need them. (For extra warmth etc.)
#79 Cross Condo Body Language
A high visibility suit specifically designed to communicate across condo balconies to people in nearby condos.
#113 Intimacy Tentacles
Physical, visual indicator that two people are locked in an intimate exchange and should not be disrupted.
#115 Extenda-bench
A bench that automatically elongates to accommodate additional people without seating.
