Famous for his innovative and quirky products (like the fluid stool chair and the sport cell phone
, talented industrial designer, Francisco Lupin, has added another new project, that of alternative Internet Radio Players, to his profile on the online community portal Behance Network to share with his friends and fans.
This time, the Argentinian designer’s latest creation consists of some very eye-catching grey, black and electric blue colored unique designs for portable internet radios. Created especially for his freelance client, named Never in Production, Lupin’s projects show several alternatives or possibilities of/for radio players that work only with an internet connection.
The USP of these unique radios is that they can be used both, with battery back-up, as well as with a power cable. Further, all his designs come with a Big LCD screen, thanks to which you can easily view about three lines of text that give all the necessary radio information, such as time on the clock, band to see which station is playing, volume to adjust, and the alarm as when needed.
Looking at the smooth and refined design of these radios, it is difficult to believe that Lupin completed these projects in two days flat. As of now, what you see is merely the exterior shell or shape of the radio. His projects are clearly a work in progress, and with Lupin using Solidworks as a CAD program in these radios, we can hardly wait for him to finish this innovative project.
For those who haven’t heard of the designer yet, this former student of the National University of Mar del Plata is an upcoming industrial designer, who is experienced in using 3d programs like Rhinoceros, Solid Works, Pro engineer and Hypershot. According to his Behance community profile, the designer loves to experiment with new materials and textures to create completely new products, which can help people better their life in some way or the other.
