Hello, my-blogmedia readers. We meet again. Here we are posting the winner of product innovations that might be usefull for you.
Honorable mention: Rake N Take
Ryan Jansen's Rake N Take has that telltale mark of great design: It addresses an age-old issue with a simple solution.
Rake N Take cuts out the most tedious aspect of yardwork in one clean sweep. Rather than picking up leaf piles by hand or awkwardly trying to trap them between a rake and shovel, you can rake, grab and dump debris using Rake N Take.
A sliding sleeve surrounding the elongated handle locks in place for raking, or releases for the back-and-forth motion of leaf pickup. As the sleeve moves forward, the combs of the rake head bend and entrap the leaves. Due to the curled shape of the closed head, collected debris can easily be dropped into a garbage can.
In addition to winning honors in the IHA's Student Design competition, Jansen's design took first place in the Dyson Eye for Why competition and was the United States finalist for the International James Dyson Award. Jansen is a graduating senior at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
Ryan Jansen's Rake N Take has that telltale mark of great design: It addresses an age-old issue with a simple solution.
Rake N Take cuts out the most tedious aspect of yardwork in one clean sweep. Rather than picking up leaf piles by hand or awkwardly trying to trap them between a rake and shovel, you can rake, grab and dump debris using Rake N Take.
A sliding sleeve surrounding the elongated handle locks in place for raking, or releases for the back-and-forth motion of leaf pickup. As the sleeve moves forward, the combs of the rake head bend and entrap the leaves. Due to the curled shape of the closed head, collected debris can easily be dropped into a garbage can.
In addition to winning honors in the IHA's Student Design competition, Jansen's design took first place in the Dyson Eye for Why competition and was the United States finalist for the International James Dyson Award. Jansen is a graduating senior at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
(source: realestate.msn)
