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The Glass Tank Wine Dispenser by Kouichi Okamoto

— May 17, 2009 — Art & Design
The Glass Tank drinking vessel by Kouichi Okamoto eliminates the need to get up to refill your glass. The inverted teardrop-shaped reservoir holds an evening’s worth of vino and has a goblet built into the side. Combined air pressure and water pressure allow just enough wine to flow into the glass, resulting in a continuous refill.

Imagine a dinner party table set with an individual Glass Tank at each place setting! You have to admit the $329 ultra-stylish carafe is much more elegant than potential alternatives like the box sitting at the edge of the table or worse, a pitcher and a straw!

Trend Themes

  1. Continuous Refill — The Glass Tank's continuous refill design presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for beverage dispensing systems, creating a seamless and convenient drinking experience.
  2. Effortless Entertaining — The Glass Tank's elegant and stylish design offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for dinner party accessories, providing a unique and sophisticated way to serve wine.
  3. Automated Beverage Dispensing — The Glass Tank's use of combined air and water pressure to dispense wine opens up a disruptive innovation opportunity for automated beverage dispensing systems, streamlining the process of serving drinks.

Industry Implications

  1. Beverage Dispensing Systems — The Glass Tank's continuous refill feature offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for the beverage dispensing systems industry, revolutionizing the way drinks are served and consumed.
  2. Dinner Party Accessories — The elegant and stylish design of the Glass Tank presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for the dinner party accessories industry, elevating the aesthetic and functionality of wine serving.
  3. Automated Beverage Service — The Glass Tank's automated beverage dispensing mechanism presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for the automated beverage service industry, simplifying the process of serving drinks in various settings.
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