The Ishke Water Dispenser Relies on a Smart System of Reusable RFID Canteens
Amelia Roblin — December 21, 2012 — Eco
References: jesseleeworthy & yankodesign
Shop owners and consumers could more easily do their parts to reducing waste if the Ishke Water Dispenser concept was accepted in exchange of the plastic water bottle fridge. This innovative water cooler is designed to fill reusable stainless steel canteens and offer an inventive and intelligent user-friendly mode operation.
The special flasks would come in the capacities of 1 Liter, 750 and 600 milliliters with one of three caps of either flat, looped or one with a nozzle. Most notably, the body of every container would be embedded with an RFID tag that describes the volume of the vessel and the specific user's preferences. Jesse Leeworthy's Ishke Water Dispenser would also be able to facilitate a cash-free and hassle-free automatic payments when the built-in scanner reads the integrated chip.
The special flasks would come in the capacities of 1 Liter, 750 and 600 milliliters with one of three caps of either flat, looped or one with a nozzle. Most notably, the body of every container would be embedded with an RFID tag that describes the volume of the vessel and the specific user's preferences. Jesse Leeworthy's Ishke Water Dispenser would also be able to facilitate a cash-free and hassle-free automatic payments when the built-in scanner reads the integrated chip.
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