Self-adjusting temperature modeling cool to create a perfect coffee cup

If you first saw this strangely shaped cup, you must have thought that some guy with a pain in the egg wrapped a cup with a big roll of tape. Whether it's the mediocre handle, the stripes, the clattering plastic texture, and the sticker on the inside, it looks like a cup that can't be used to drink water.

If you are so deceived by its appearance, it will be a big mistake, this is actually a super meaningful cup. Compared to those mugs and so on, its "combat effectiveness" is enough to break the watch.

The cup uses a double-layer design, and the two interlayers are filled with semi-solid material that can absorb and release heat. By injecting an indefinite amount of this substance, the coffee temperature can be controlled. When hot coffee is poured in, the material quickly absorbs heat to about 58 degrees Celsius. After that, as the coffee temperature drops, the heat gradually returns, keeping the coffee temperature at an ideal state.

Of course, another pleasure is to watch your colleagues stare at you leisurely sipping a cup of coffee with duct tape, which is absolutely exhilarating.

The inventor of the cup says the next plan is to make a coffee cup that can automatically replenish fresh coffee. Sure enough, laziness is the driving force of human progress.