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So Cool
So Cool
So Cool
So Cool
2011

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So Cool

Fan

National Taiwan University of Science and Technology

“So Cool” is a personal cooling fan powered by a water-activated battery. Simply insert the base of the “So Cool” cooling fan into any PET bottle filled with cold water and the water-activated battery will switch the fan motor on to immediately provide the user with a cool breeze. Users can also gently press the spray button to create a refreshing mist of water that serves to cool down them and their immediate environment even further.

JURY STATEMENT

Design for living - selected by Charles O. Job A personal cooling fan driven by water. When the temperature rises and the air is dry, a fine spray of water is an added cooling aid.

Client / Manufacturer

National Taiwan University of Science and Technology

Taipei, TW
UNIVERSITY

National Taiwan University of Science and Technology

Taipei, TW
DESIGN

NTUST Industrial and Commercial Design

National Taiwan University of Science and Technology

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