Hydrosphere; Eco Friendly; Gardening Indoors; Healty Living; Design Lab; Electrolux
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In the Electrolux Design Lab competition we just mentioned, our favorite submission was probably the HydroSphere – one of the runner-up picks among the nine finalists. The Electrolux Design Lab is an annual competition that challenges design students to find innovative solutions for consumer products. The theme of this year’s competition was focused on food preservation and preparation, encouraging designs that promote healthy lifestyles through healthy eating habits. The HydroSphere is a small self-efficient green house that manages to be a really cool light fixture and science lab all in one.
Through the use of Hydroponics, a crop production method using mineral enriched solutions instead of soil, and the wonderfully playful 42 centimeter high transparent Sphere that makes up HydroSphere, both green thumbs and new gardeners will get to enjoy their crops grow from the root to the top. Hydrosphere is large enough to tackle herbs, and even small fruits and veggies, making sure you always have some fresh greenery on hand for your healthy lifestyle.
The environment within the HydroSphere is controlled by a smart growth lamp, centrally positioned, that controls both temperature and light, making the whole growing process that much easier on the user. Entirely powered by solar power, the HydroSphere is completely self sustaining; we can’t wait it to hit the shelves.
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How much does it cost and where can i find it?
does anyone know where you can get one of these hydropshere thingys?
[...] Puchaski, del londinense Royal College of Art, siguió un proceso similar para obtener frutas en su Hydrosphere, una esfera de 42 cm. Una burbuja transparente de policarbonato que permite el cultivo de especies [...]
where can I buy one?
I saw almost this exact thing 15 years ago. Not really news now. You can make your own with a fishbowl and internet recipes for the solution.
nice idea but light + nutrient rich water = algae. The glass will be covered in green algae in less than a week.
Great looking. I want one.
A wonderfull idea for plant lovers.