Weihong Tan at the University of Florida and his colleagues have created a molecular "clasp" designed to open or close, depending on the frequency of light it is exposed to.The clasp consists of two parts: a molecule that responds to light, and a short, single strand of DNA.
That's right, the bills go in the billfold, the coins go in the little coin purse, the billfold and the coin purse go back in the pocketbook — no, in a side pocket of the pocketbook, which seems to have a clasp whose design incorporates some proprietary technology that you haven't yet mastered.
The clasp-less design comes with an LED display offering snippets of info like calories burnt in a day and the time.
The Life Band Touch features a clasp-less design that stays on your wrist essentially by hugging it firmly, sort of like how the Jawbone UP works.
For the auxiliary sprues directed to the circumferential clasps, 2 designs were used: straight and curved.
Note that deployment clasps are designed to preserve the lifespan of leather and similarly fragile bands.
Elle Macpherson has poured our tea, and now she is putting her spectacles on to demonstrate the new clasp she has designed for the very pretty front-fastening bra she is showing me in a Clerkenwell showroom.
All designs feature a custom engraved, self-adjustable wristband seamlessly engineered from brushed stainless steel, a slimline polished silver case, are finished with a neatly designed clasp and are available with a black or clear strap.
It's stretchy enough that you can get a good, secure fit using the smartly designed clasp (which also has a great catcher for keeping the excess band in control).
Carefully choose the design and clasp for these considerations.
