Drumroll please…! We are excited to announce the top 50 finalists of the Greener Gadget Design Competition. From illuminating solar blinds to a twittering energy meter to a printer that uses coffee grounds for ink – we were amazed at the ingenuity of this years entrants. It is now up to you to help us pick the final ten designers to duke it out LIVE ON STAGE at the Greener Gadgets Conference for a grand prize of $3000!
Check out the 50 finalists and vote for your favorites today!
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Re: Sara Paculdo participant in the Greener Gadget Design Competition “Fastronauts”, Patent Pending
As soon as these Fastronauts are available I am going to by a few for my five year old son. I think the concept is an ingenious one! A toy that addresses Gross and Fine Motor Skills is a crucial part of brain development. The green aspect as an integral part of toy design will be a guaranteed “Trend Setter”. This product with its form, color and function is a winner with my son. He carries the pictures around with him in anticipation.
Keep up the good work!!!
The Greener Gadgets design Competition Voting is REALLY NOT intuitive. You guys never mention that a simple click means voting that you like the gadget. Voting on the internet is usually done by a rating system, where you can also express if you don’t like something.
I clicked on the vote button hoping to have the opportunity to rate the gadget I was reviewing, and when I wanted to give a low score to the ‘bug plug’ I ended up voting for it. Sorry guys. I have a suspicion that I am not the only one. A rating system works just a bit better. I doubt that your winners based on the on-line voting are true winners. Total bummer.
Absolutely amazing idea.. what better way to encourage greener thinking??
When will the winner be announced??
Is there a site or store where green gadgets can be available to consumers as an alternative? I was reading awhile ago about the checktap, a power saving powerbar, but nothing seems to be easily accessible to purchase.
I love the idea of green gadgets, great site.
The solar power blinds look like a really good idea and will definitely be possible with some of the new materials coming out.
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