core77 – It was a roller-coaster ride of a panel discussion at the Live Greener Gadgets Design Competition Judging at the close of Friday’s Greener Gadgets Conference in New York City. After a 10-minute overview of some of the notable entries by moderator Allan Chochinov from Core77, the judges–Jeff Kapec of Tanaka Kapec Design Group, Jill Fehrenbacher of Inhabitat, and Saul Griffith of Makani Power–toured the audience through 13 of their favorite projects before deliberating to get things down to the Top 3 (In pre-judging sessions, they were unable to decide on a set of TOP 10). It was a difficult journey, with the audience ultimately chiming in with shout outs, criticisms, defenses, philosophical meanderings, and all the good stuff you would expect from a wonderful, engaged audience. Thanks for all the participation!
The top 13 projects debated were:
Wattblocks, submitted by frog Design
Bware Water Meter, submitted by Ariel Drach
Fastonauts, submitted by Sara Paculdo
Indoor Drying Rack, submitted by Rob Podell
Tweet-a-Watt, submitted by Limor Fried, Adafruit Industries & Phillip Torrone, MAKE magazine
Social Environmental Station (Environmental Traffic Light), submitted by Hernando Barragan
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Thermal Torch, submitted by Gunnar Kramp
Standby Monsters, submitted by Rachel Turner
RITI Printer, submitted by Jeon Hwan Ju
Recompute, submitted by Brenden Macaluso
Blight, submitted by Vincent Gerkens
Laundry POD, submitted by RKS Design Team
