
Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson has always had a penchant for glitz, glamour and the finer things in life. The 6-time NFL Pro-Bowler has amassed many accolades during his career; he’s even ridden a prized...
If the proliferation of drones had you crafting tinfoil hats by the dozen, you’d better set up an aluminum mine. Drone and camera maker Aeryon recently revealed the HDZoom30, a drone-ready camera that lets operators effortlessly take clear pictures of unwitting criminals (and then some) even from 1000ft. away.
The second image above shows the camera mounted on Aeryon’s SkyRanger drone. The HDZoom30 weighs just about 1lb. and has a 20mp image sensor, 30x optical zoom and up to 60x digital zoom. It also has a 3-axis gimbal and weather-resistant construction. Check out the demo video to see the HDZoom30’s creepy capabilities:
Damn. Aeryon says the camera is aimed at law enforcement and inspection purposes. As much as we’d like it to stay that way, we all know how fast technology spreads and trickles down. Start duck-facing at the sky kids, you never know who’s watching.
[via Aeryon via Emergent Futures]
Meatballs. They are delicious. What if we could fire them from a gun and into some bread. Hell, that would revolutionize the making of meatball sandwiches forever. Well, ask and ye shall receive.
This looks like it was a fun project – when used for good. Just don’t build one and then shoot meatballs at your neighbor’s house.
[via Laughing Squid]
It’s pretty rare that I eat eggs out of a cup – I usually have them scrambled, over easy or in an omelette or frittata. I just like saying fri-ta-ta. I may soon have to start going for some boiled eggs just so I can have a reason to buy these awesome ceramic egg cups.
Mustard’s Eggbot and Eggsplorer transform your incredible, edible eggs into the head of a strange alien, or the roof of the UFO he landed in. I like to think they come from a planet where everything is shaped like an egg. The planet Eggos.
The Eggbot and Eggsplorer will be available to buy in just a couple of weeks. For now, you can sign up to be notified on the Mustard website.