Cardboard Box That Fits Anything

by George Dearing on April 21, 2010

in Conservation,Design,Eco Design,Green Products,Innovation

One of the latest iterations around efficient packaging was bouncing around the web recently. According to FastCompany, Patrick Sung’s Universal Packaging System has triangle patterns that adapt to the unique size of an “oddly” shaped object. Brilliant.

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This is some seriouslly smart thinking around packaging. I love it.

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