SKETCH OF A IN-BLUIT DUSTBIN AND ITS MOTION
A PROPOSED PROTOTPYE OF SEAT WITH IN-BLUIT DUSTBIN
here is the sketch of a chair 
here are my 10 gaps -
1. A footwear that doesn’t slip over wet ground or on slippery surface. 2. A jeans or pant with in-built belt. *3. A in-built dustbin in seats of public transportation ,so that people don’t throw waste on roads or on floor of bus or train while travelling. 4. A better design for power transmission tower & transformers, that we have in our streets so that they don’t look alliented in green environment , as they usually do. 5.A kind of frame holder for picture frames, that don’t need any nail or screw support to hold on towall .but still have good grip. 6.A study table- cum- chair(combination in one) which is not bulky & can easily store notebooks as well . 7.A device that is easy to handle & can easily remove shell or covering of apricot or walnut or any dry fruit. 8.A good holder for peripheral devices( usb ,headphone etc.) specially wire products such that wires don’t get mixed & stucked into itself . 9. A better place in your shirt to carry sunglasses. 10.A safe house (for jewellery & money) in home, such that its design get so mixed(literary hide) with interior of home that thief can never ever guess where it is. Here is a picture of interior of Indian Railways, which shows a good pattern (design) of seats. What i like the most is the maximum utilization of space & multi approach of design. When people are travelling in day they can easily sit(picture 1st) & in night time one can just unfold it and make good space to sleep(picture 2nd) . i am greatly impressed by this design. 
picture 1 
picture 2
As we (Indians) are second largest country (population), so public transportation matters a lot to us & also Indian railways is world’s largest network of railways and also the life line of our metro cities. So this kind of design make me ( & many others) travel comfortably | AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |
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