Here's what we looked at this week:

Alternative form factors: Non-wrist-based watches by the Dakota Watch Company.

Zippsafe: A Swiss design for a space-saving locker room, using textile "lockers" rather than metal.

The Hydra, by industrial design firm Diwiz, is a modern, three-application design for a drinking fountain.

An extra storage solution for your kitchen: Yamazaki's add-on drawer and worksurface.

The Migo Ascender, a stair-climbing robot vacuum, has racked up $1.6 million and counting on Kickstarter.

Architect and fabricator Brian Oltrogge made these custom 3D-printed, leather-wrapped bicycle handlebar grips.

Industrial Facility's surprising Radice chairs & stools feature one leg less.

Designed for #vanlife, the Tetravan Folding Shower offers a full-height shower experience and disappears when not in use, saving valuable space.

People seem to love magnets and connecting things. Here's two magnetic connections systems that broke $100,000 on Kickstarter.

Challenging Industrial Design student work: An all-gender urinal.

An amusing unintended consequence of using ultra-thin eyeglasses: Set them down on a patterned surface, and good luck finding them.

Genesis unveiled their Neolun, an electric full-size SUV concept developed with a "reductive design" philosophy.

Josef Hurka: Industrial designer and international spy. (And accidental Star Wars character designer?)

Form follows function: The hooks on this simple Charlotte Perriand wall rack.

Terrible UI design: This freezer control dial. Which way do you turn it?

Collet fans: a clever, low-tech solution for clearing chips while CNC milling.

This incredible Invisibility Shield is on Kickstarter.

Industrial Design case study: ID firm Spanner revamps Yo-Kai Express' 24-hour hot meal vending machines.