I’m sure there’s not a single living soul who hasn’t attempted to paint a flower ever. But then there is also this soul who has dared to tread the un-walked path and has conceptualized an avant-garde computing device called the Power Flower. Highlight the idea of breaking free from the stereotype stuff. Being listed in the top five final entries at Design ReGeneration competition, it is based on the iconic future concept to minimize components and use fuel cells to run the PC. This complete computer is made to be more natural, to appeal to the customer’s sensitivities towards environmental issues and also how the customer relates to technology semantically. Getting its feed from the hydrogen fuel cell, the components extend upward, like daises growing towards the sky. The clean, pure, white base of the CPU and fuel cell power supply screws into the bottom of the green field. This in turn rests atop of the clear water container with the white base inset within it. 
As power is generated, water drips out of the white base and gets collected in the clear water container. It is ingeniously designed to make it look like random drops of rain falling from leaves after a downpour. Free of other power sources or peripherals and cables or physical sockets, it does manage to accommodate Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. 
And getting rid of the keyboard and mouse, a camera captures the movements and gestures of the user on the desk. Also a face camera, which also houses a microphone and speaker, is directed at the person’s face. Also the need of a monitor is eliminated as a small display device projects the image on a nearby surface. The designer assumes that akin to the users love for his flowers, he will also take care of this eco-techie computer too. And what’s unusual about this kinda Flower is that instead of watering it, you will be able to receive water from it. Which can be reused for drinking, cooking, or even watering real flowers! This concept encourages stewardship because it does not look at minimizing its energy problems.
