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Noir Vif Creates Argo Crib to Protect Babies from Harmful Electromagnetic Radiation

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaMay 30, 20192 Mins Read
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Paris-based industrial design studio Noir Vif in collaboration with furniture maker Ludwig and Dominique have designed the Argo Crib that claims to protect infants from the harmful electromagnetic radiation. This futuristic cocoon of sorts makes use of copper and walnut to create an insulated space for young children.

Born from meticulous craftsmanship and sense of design, the crib is named after the mythical ship that Jason and the Argonauts used in their sail to retrieve the Golden Fleece and is designed after the ancient constellation Argo Navi.

Explaining the concept of design, Noir Vif explains,

Designed under the auspices of the Argo Navis ancient constellation. The three main parts of the the crib are named after the three sub-sections of this ancient constellation: the Hull (Carina), the Stern (Puppis) and the Sail (Vela). As a secret detail, the constellation is displayed with straw marquetry on the inner side of the Stern.

All the three elements, the hull, stern and sail function in their own way to mimic the womb of the mother to pacify the child and care for the comfort.  

Made from walnut the hull of the crib is its stationary base, the stern made of wood and covered finely in copper mesh (for electromagnetic protection), on the other hand, opens and closes over one half of the crib. The sail, a transparent mesh of copper forms the other opening and closing half of the cot.  

Also Read: Micuna’s multifunctional crib turns into a kid’s bed

The copper network on the double-curved walnut surface of the stern is achieved with the help of MINES Paristech, Saint-Gobain and Carnot Network. It was made using flame thermal spraying and a specially developed masking process.

Noir Vif Creates Argo Crib Protects Babies from Electromagnetic Radiation
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Noir Vif Creates Argo Crib Protects Babies from Electromagnetic Radiation
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Noir Vif Creates Argo Crib Protects Babies from Electromagnetic Radiation
Image: Noir Vif
Noir Vif Creates Argo Crib Protects Babies from Electromagnetic Radiation
Image: Noir Vif
Noir Vif Creates Argo Crib Protects Babies from Electromagnetic Radiation
Image: Noir Vif
Noir Vif Creates Argo Crib Protects Babies from Electromagnetic Radiation
Image: Noir Vif
Noir Vif Creates Argo Crib Protects Babies from Electromagnetic Radiation
Image: Noir Vif
Noir Vif Creates Argo Crib Protects Babies from Electromagnetic Radiation
Image: Noir Vif
Noir Vif Creates Argo Crib Protects Babies from Electromagnetic Radiation
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Happy is a detail-oriented content writer who has been exploring topics like furniture design, smart home technology, camper trailers, and home décor for over seven years. He is a native of the Himalayas and a graduate of Himachal Pradesh University. Beyond writing, he enjoys web research, SEO, and Instagram marketing. When not writing, you can cross him on a hike or find him immersed in Pahari music.

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