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No Superhuman Strength Necessary to Unplug the Universal Plug

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No Superhuman Strength Necessary to Unplug the Universal Plug
 Published: Jan 10, 09
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Kim Seung Woo has earned recognition as a Red Dot award winner for his Universal Plug design.

The ergonomically-designed plug-in allows people to easily plug in or extract it from their wall sockets by simply hooking their finger into the cut-out circle, as shown in the gallery above. It’s perfect for individuals who have difficulty unplugging cords due to injury, illness or advanced age.

The Universal Plug also features a reminder light on the inner edges of the circle which can act as a night light or serve as a reminder to unplug a given device to save energy.

References:  red-dot.sg

Filed In:  gadgets,  inventions,  life,  seniors,  tech,  unique






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Ayman Helweh on Jan 10, 09  2,236 Trends   2,641 Comments
ummmm, for some reason I feel uneasy about putting my finger in that hole. It might be safe but it freaks me out.
Ayman Helweh on Jan 10, 09  2,236 Trends   2,641 Comments 0
Going Like Sixty on Jan 10, 09  2,882 Trends   1,499 Comments
Yanking a plug out by the cord is how I "live dangerously."
Going Like Sixty on Jan 10, 09  2,882 Trends   1,499 Comments 0
Favorited by S.j on Jan 11, 09

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