2026 | Student

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Traditional power strips are designed to be placed on the floor, creating a range of safety and usability issues such as tripping hazards, cable tension, water exposure, and accidental device damage. As laptops and electronic devices increasingly dominate modern workspaces, the limitations of floor-based power solutions have become more evident.
This project reimagines the power strip as a desk-integrated energy device rather than a passive floor accessory. Through a clamp-on structure inspired by laptop hinge mechanisms, the power strip securely attaches to the edge or side of a desk, automatically adapting to different desk thicknesses without additional tools.
The design features a dual-sided configuration with eight power outlets—four on the top surface and four underneath—allowing simultaneous access for desktop and under-desk devices while maintaining cable order and reducing clutter. Elevating the power source away from the floor significantly reduces risks related to water exposure, accidental stepping, and cable pulling.
Its modular segmented form improves durability, distributes structural stress, and allows for flexible placement across various working environments. By integrating power access directly into the workspace, this design offers a safer, more efficient, and more intuitive energy solution for modern desks.
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Weifang Junshan Baby & Children Products Co., Ltd.
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Product Design - Baby, Kids & Children Products
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GET-Tech Precision CO., LTD.
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Product Design - Lifestyle
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Shenzhen JAT Lighting Technology Co., LTD/ Yanli Lee, Licui Qiu, Xiaokang Mo
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Lighting Design - Retail & Commercial (Interior Lighting)
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Guangzhou Hanbo Architectural Design Co., Ltd.
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Architectural Design - Public Art & Public Art Installation