Social distancing contraptions

Design studio SBGA Blengini Ghirardelli has come up with a concept for social distancing in a park, plus today's other design-related coronavirus news.

"It makes people smile," Ryan Dempsey said of his homemade six-foot boundary marker.

As society embraces social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic, some people are using unique props and costumes to make sure others stay at least 1.5 metres away.

State health officials and experts say Colorado could still see hundreds of thousands of people become sick as the number of coronavirus cases is expected to grow exponentially.

It’s not easy to visualize exactly how far six feet of distance really is…that, of course, is how far health officials say you should be from others. But, a Michigan man is hoping to change that with a new device. With a little help from his wife he created the contraption using some common household items like tent poles and...

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A myriad of 3D companies have found ways to help with the global pandemic, but one intrepid inventor is using lasers to help encourage social distancing.

A myriad of 3D companies have found ways to help with the global pandemic, but one intrepid inventor is using lasers to help encourage social distancing.

This is a short video of Youtuber StupotMcDoodlepip (sounds right) assembling and demonstrating his laser-powered social distancing helmet that displays a six-foot circle around himself so others know if they're getting too close. Plus it looks sweet. I mean...

Social Distancing Aids In light of the Coronavirus and the need for varying degrees of social isolation, I have created this series of fantasy photos that suggest how we may be living in the near future, in an attempt to distance ourselves safely from one another. Although somewhat tongue in...

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It's not easy to visualize exactly how far six feet of distance really is. That, of course, is how far health officials say you should be from others during the COVID-19 crisis. A Michigan man is hoping to change that with a new device. "Social distancing is six feet and I always thought do people really realize how far six feet really is? " said Dan Kuhnle. That's when Kuhnle went to work, with the help of his wife, Molly to create this device out of some common household items.

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