The best designed products of 2017
Heeju Kim A virtual-reality experience that alters the wearer's sense to simulate autism is one of the best designed products of the year.
That can mean presenting a new, more efficient way to cook dinner or changing the way parents interact with a sick child.
In that spirit, the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA) has announced 77 finalists for its 2017 International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA), which are given to designers and concepts that have achieved excellence in product design in the past year.
The winners will be announced August 19.
Here are some of the best designs from around the world.
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