• more about #cokecan
    rcast1986: Wow, the use of the word "can", as in "soda can", gave me a hard time in that sentence before I realized it wasn't in its verb form. more »
    citizen024: nice design for packaging, but why would anyone want to drink that H3PO4 and sugar infested crap. Would be better if people just learned to drink wate... more »
    Denver_80203: I want my cans to roll. Got one of these in my fridge more »
    Mr_Biggles:Windows 7 was my idea: Still waiting for those werid coke bottles shown in Back to the future .. though these looks very Retro-futurism more »
    KTK1990: Hopefully they will still be able to fit the same amount in the box, withought raising the prices too much. Then hopefully they will bring Coke C2 back. more »
    Darklighter: Pressure vessels are cylindrical for a reason. more »
    Bender: Is this a solution in search of a problem? Seems to me if you set your can on it's side, you've got a bigger problem than it rolling away. (time to ... more »
    Super Moose: I remember reading about similar cans in Popular Science magazine. I also remember I was at the dentist too, and i was 11, but I digress. The benefits... more »
    met2art: Yet another victim of design fail, with idiotic designers trying to invent problems to fix so that they can flex their design muscles. These designers... more »
    OrbitalGun: Coca-Cola never experimented with a Crystal recipe like Pepsi did, so maybe this is the perfect opportunity for them. Though they should probably put... more »
    The Lab: Cans roll off tables? I didn't even know I had that problem. Oh right, I don't because I stand them upright. Problem solved. more »
    danger the pirate: commenter on the original article crushes the concept: " The cap on a normal can is generally put on using a process called "Swaging" which would be i... more »
    Palmer74: Looks sexy crushable more »
    tobedetermined: How many ounces of Coke will be losing due to the redesign? more »
    ripfire: Looks like the space station from Elite. more »
    yomachaser: HTC Coke Diamond? Enter the Coketagon? I don't know what to say here. more »
    tucker: gimme more »
    anexanhume: Great, it's a coffin-ahedron. more »
  • #design

    Redesigned Coke Can Won't Roll Off the Table

    This concept Coke can design uses a manufacturing process called impact extrusion to form geometric shapes into the can rather than making it round. I'm not sure how practical it is, but I like it. [The Dieline via PSFK]
  • #howto

    Instructables: Copy a Key Using a Coke Can