SEMA Show in Las Vegas concluded with much fanfare this past weekend. The humungous gathering of automotive enthusiasts and aftermarket professionals was taken aback when Toyota unwrapped the Ultimate Tailgate Tundra. Part of Toyotas exciting vehicles in Vegas, the Tundra is way beyond anything we have seen in the past: Its an inspiring new vehicle designed as an audio-visual powerhouse for sports fans and adventurers.Designed per se for tailgating parties that are nothing without a game of football; the Tundra is a tribute to the Japanese automakers partnership with the National Football League. As an official partner, Toyota has done great deals with NFL, now by offering this tailgating extravaganza, the company is giving fans a reason to uplift their fandom.Designer: ToyotaIf youre an NFL fan, you know the significance of those pre-game gatherings booze, large screen displays, and aggressive conversations I feel chills running down my spine even as I write. The atmosphere is electrifying and unescapable, but some of us want that secluded space with a bunch of friends in the parking lot or out in the wilderness. Thats what the Tundra with tailgating entertainment system intends to target.By offering the ultimate rig for the outdoors, Toyota is ensuring a fan never misses a game no matter how distant he is from the pitch or the confines of his home. Ultimate Tailgate Tundra is a pickup truck that would transport small tailgating get-togethers into a theatre-esque live game showdowns. On the staging shell powered by four electric actuators rising up from the truck bed at the push of a button are five 55-inch weatherproof outdoor screens that combine to give you the ultimate audio-visual experience on the move.Tyler Litchenberger, Toyota Vehicle Marketing and Communication manager informs, This build is more of an audio-visual experience than a typical tailgate setup. We wanted to create something that not only draws attention to the truck, but is also an activation that invites people to experience the Toyota Tundra as the ultimate sporting and adventure machine.The five screens that work in tandem and are viewable from almost 180-degree angles are provided with exceptional audio combinations. The JBL Club Marine Series tower speakers draw power from the Club Marine A5055 amplifier and a Marine 600 amplifier drives two 10-inch subwoofers. The experience would be worthless without a generator powering the entire setup that runs on satellite-based Wi-Fi connectivity onboard.The post Toyota celebrates NFL partnership with the Ultimate Tailgate Tundra featuring satellite internet first appeared on Yanko Design.

Whether youre working from home or from your office, you probably have just one desk or workspace where you spend most of your time. But there are also those that for one reason or another love to move around the room when working. It can be a hassle to keep moving your stuff when you need to move from one place or another. This product concept might just be the solution if you have that problem.Designers: Keetae Kim, Jinsu Du, Young Jin KimKimmipak (named after the three designers) is a concept for a steel trolley that you can help move around the stuff that you need to work on if youre moving from one place to another in the room. It looks like a piece of luggage except that it opens up like a cabinet. But just like your luggage, it is something that you can store things in and then roll around if you need to bring stuff to and from your other workspaces. When you open the cabinet, there are two layers but it can probably be modified as well if you need more shelves. You can ise it as a bookshelf, cabinet, and the top can also be a mini table. There is a removable toolbox at the top where you can place items like garden supplies, tools, beauty stuff, etc, if you need them carried around but you dont need the whole trolley. Its an interesting concept for those who move around a lot in the room and you need your tools or stuff with you. Some steel or filing cabinets also have wheels for easier moving around if needed but this one was specifically designed to be portable and movable like your luggage. The post Movable trolley cabinet lets you be more mobile in your work space first appeared on Yanko Design.

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