Hologram has been enthralling everyone from a very long time. Being widely popular it came out in form of 3D. Every visual entertainment product from cell phones to televisions is being delivered in 3D. But till date we are not able to get a hold on holographic capable games, a reason behind this could be not-so-interesting interface.
A Wearable Music Player known as +++ is created by Michele Tittarelli. It is an mp3 player which also packs gaming fun through an inbuilt personal trainer. The design of this player is inspired by human ligaments and muscles. These days wearable technology is on the move and the designers are resolute in making new gadgets stylish and fashionable that can be worn and accessed easily.
Various robots have caught our interest and spiked our cool meters over the years. Some were quite amazing and others were just futile machines but ‘Wall-e’ robot is definitely one you can’t afford to overlook. This Wall-e robot has many features to depict despite being made up of wood and cardboard. The Disney character is being used to highlight the significance of recycling. The elements are all unique and this kind of robot has never been built before. It took numerous months to build this scratch Wall-e.
“The Haunted House of Horrors” has unveiled a promotional vehicle named as the Zombie Truck. The Haunted House of Horrors situated in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada is a Halloween haunted attraction. Modified from a mini carry truck of Suzuki and full of zombie repression, stalking and hunting gear; the Zombie Truck is horrifyingly deadly.
What a pleasurable paintball experience it would be if you are allowed to shoot the paintballs through tank cannons. Armourgeddon in Leicestershire, UK grants you with such an opportunity where you are allowed to get in a tank and shoot the paintballs to your friendly enemies through a turret.
An IMPERIAL AT-AT PC case mod by ASPHIAX is assembled so precisely, you won’t believe that it’s just a computer case. With all parts of a computer accumulated into an IMPERIAL AT-AT it becomes the most desirable mod ever. The IMPERIAL AT-AT walker has been every man’s dream since the evolution of the Star Wars. Modders all over the world bring forth their talent and fabricate something inspired from the Star Wars. ASPHIAX a “TheBestCaseScenario forum” user gathered everything he could to build a gorgeous AT-AT PC case mod for himself.
FIER, an Arduino based walking robot made out of wood seems pretty cool, moreover, you can make one yourself at home. Name of this robot is FIER and it is made out of balsa wood, this wood has been used by its maker “vexedphoenix” (an Instructables user) to make the robot light weight.
How interactive can a poster get? You ask this to “Michael Robinson” who is an employee of a London-based creative company called Agency Republic and he will make a Spotify based poster for you. This poster changes music tracks as you throw something on it.
It’s a great talent to make something out of spare parts. Making a racing car out of bike parts is a big deal. A man named Ye Yousong did it; he made a racing car resembling the shape of F1 car. Yousong built it in his hometown “Songyang” eastern China’s Zhejiang Province.
Ye Yousong took help from photos of a real F1 car. 30 bikes were used by him and it took him about three months to complete it. The car is fully functional with all gear set, single seating, one headlight, thin tires, suspension and a spoiler at the behind completes it all. The car does not go as fast as an F1 but the design states that the work is amazing.
Via: Wired
Curiosity may kill the cat but it also gives impetus and birth to fascinating inventions. The same curiosity led us to the moon and till date we continue to unravel the awe-inspiring secrets of the universe. A testament to this same priceless zeal of enquiry of mankind is the 3.2 billion-pixel digital camera being designed by SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in Menlo Park. This enthralling contrivance shall be capable of capturing the deepest and widest view of the night sky till date and consuming the least time. This large Synoptic Survey Telescope camera has received “Critical Decision 1” endorsed by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) which allows it to traverse into the next production stage.