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Smork

A hybrid sling bag designed for content creators with an active, on the go lifestyle. It features a quick access camera compartment, a tripod holder, and a direct attachment system that allows it to effortlessly attach to the tripod. Once mounted, the bag and tripod become a single unit, keeping camera gear accessible while acting as a stabilising counterweight. The interior offers enough space to carry essential gear and personal items without compromising accessibility. You can move quickly from one location to another, deploy fast, create content, and carry on.

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Merci

Merci is designed to combine refined aesthetics with durable functionality. The suitcase features a vertically striped surface that enhances structural rigidity while creating a clean and timeless visual identity. Reinforced metal edge protectors are applied to vulnerable corners. The design emphasizes simplicity and sophistication through a minimal metal logo plate and balanced proportions. The color combinations between the body and zipper create a distinctive yet elegant appearance.

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Trackguard

Trackguard is an anti theft backpack for travel and daily commuting. Smart tracking allows the backpack to be located in real time through a phone application. Hidden pockets and further anti theft details keep valuables secure, while other compartments hold items that are used often. The geometric three dimensional construction gives a clean modern look and helps the bag keep its shape. The main compartment opens up to 180 degrees for full access. Durable water resistant recycled polyethylene terephthalate fabric is used. The size is 450 by 295 by 160 millimeters.

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Airwheel SE3S

Airwheel SE3S is an electric suitcase that can also be ridden by the user. The suitcase combines storage and short distance mobility, reducing fatigue in the final stage of a journey. Two twist grips on the electric telescopic handle control forward motion and braking, and reverse when used together. The frame is made of high strength aluminium alloy with 52 rivets and supports up to 110 kg, while 5.5 inch vacuum foam tyres suit varied road surfaces. A portable power supply with two USB ports charges electronic devices, and side opening storage keeps items accessible.

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Oiwas Smooth Collection

Oiwas Smooth Collection is a luggage line designed for business travel. The hard shell is made of Covestro polycarbonate, a crush resistant and scratch proof material. A front panel opens fully for quick access to laptops and documents. Apple certified FindMy location technology and a lost item notification help users locate misplaced luggage. The one touch braking system stops the luggage on slopes without bending down. Silent wheels reduce noise by 20 decibels compared with regular wheels. The luggage measures 240 by 500 by 370 mm.

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Airwheel Se3 Mini T

Airwheel Se3 Mini T is an electric suitcase that can be ridden over short distances. A portable power supply and a patented aluminium alloy frame with a load capacity of 110 kilograms allow the suitcase to carry a seated rider. The handle extends through an intuitive mechanism, and turnbuckles on each side control forward motion and braking. Integrated moulded pedals and wide wheels add stability and comfort. Two USB ports charge personal devices, and LED indicators show the remaining power. The design reduces fatigue during the final stage of a journey.

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Read the latest interviews and conversations on design, creativity and innovation between design journalist and world-famous designers, artists and architects. See latest design projects and award-winning designs by famous designers, artists, architects and innovators. Discover new insights on creativity, innovation, arts, design and architecture. Learn about design processes of great designers.

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