Iris is a crazy-unique trashcan straight out of a starship from the 22nd century. An infrared sensor detects approaching motion and opens the top, allowing a completely touch-free process. The name comes from the way the Iris opens, using horizontally mounted blades just like the lens of a camera, or the contractions of the human eye.
Because there’s no pop-up lid, the Iris can fit in much smaller spaces than traditional waste bins, like under cabinets and desks. The top can be powered by batteries or an optional power adapter.
The trashcan of the future can currently be backed on their Kickstarter page here.
I've always been drawn to puzzles, finding in them not just a test of intellect,…
Imagine being on a business trip, moving from city to city, carrying a laptop, tablet,…
A Personal Tale of Furry Love In 2019, a heartwarming encounter with a tiny, mud-covered…
Sensory Symphony Finding moments of calm and focus can be challenging in the hustle and…
Zooming In on Nightlife In the heart of the wilderness, traditional night vision goggles often…
Espresso Your Creativity As a passionate coffee enthusiast, I have always believed in the magic…