Card with a difference

If you’re looking for the perfect gift for an engineer, or even someone who appreciates hand-crafted works of art, you don’t have to look much further than Brad Litwin’s line of MechaniCards.

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Morgan Cars - How are they Made ?

The Morgan Motor Company located in Britain doesn’t change in a changing world. Not only it is still independent, but it also makes each car by hand.

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Stig-Copter - Yep its a "Top Gear" Design

If you happen to be a fan of the BBC automotive program Top Gear, you’re familiar with that ever mysterious and ever-masked character simply called, “The Stig.”

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Star Trek Enterprise for Real

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1:18 Scale Model Looks like real BMW M3

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JO-Zero - The wonder Humanoid Bot

Himeji Softworks wanted to develop a robot that was “stylish, speedy, and human-like” and I believe that they have succeeded. If you don’t believe me, watch the video.

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Cyborg is no more Science Fiction

REMOTE-CONTROLLED insects may sound like the stuff of science fiction, but they have already been under development for some time now.

The creation of a cyborg insect army has just taken a step closer to reality. A research team at the University of California Berkeley recently announced that it has successfully implanted electrodes into a beetle allowing scientists to control the insect’s movements in flight. “We demonstrated the remote control of insects in free flight via an implantable radioequipped miniature neural stimulating system,” the researchers reported in their new paper for Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience. ” The pronotum mounted system consisted of neural stimulators, muscular stimulators, a radio transceiver-equipped microcontroller and a microbattery.” Eventually, the mind-controlled insects could be used to “serve as couriers to locations not easily accessible to humans or terrestrial robots,” they note.


Source: ScienceBlog

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Scoot Coupe for couples

The Scoot Coupe three-wheel scooter suffers from the same ailment of their 2 wheeled scooter counterparts. Sure there probably fun to ride around in, but you don’t want any of your friends to see you out for a night on the town while driving one.

The scooters which are made by US owned and operated Panther Motors offer three-wheels with a sleek 2 seat design
. They also come in two engine sizes 50cc and a whopping 150cc. While the engines may not be huge, the 80mpg they can achieve will surely draw some interest, especially from city drivers looking for a small alternative to their cars that is a whole lot easier to parallel park.

The P50 (50cc) version will run you $6300 with the P150 only slightly more expensive at $6500. Upgrades are also available for an extra fee and include such modern amenities as a built-in radio and ABS Disc breaks

Source: GadgetCrave

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Bikecar - The most weird vehicle

This bizarre Bike-Car is Italian and totally mad. Clearly the guy who thought it up couldn’t make up his mind whether he wanted to scoot around on a motorbike or travel in car upholstered comfort and decided to build the best of both worlds.

What we’d love to see is a detachable version of this, so you could press a button and zoom off through a traffic jam leaving the fat car carcass marooned in the fast lane. Anyone know more?



Source:Chilloutpoint

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Now a car park that produce energy for supermarket

Energy conservation: a power-generating parking lot. It works with a series of plates that create a rocking motion when cars drive over them. The rocking motion can turn generators and thus make power.

I am surprised with the amount of power that is generated in this as this method can generate 30 Kilowatts of energy per hour, to be exact. You may not think that isn’t enough, but it could be enough to power the store, including the registers.

Source: Slippery Brick

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This color picker is not any software tool

This tool is every paint artist's dream come true. Using this tool one can pick any color from any physical object and use that colour almost instantly.

Color Picker is an innovative design of a concept pen that can scan colors from anything around and instantly use the color for drawing. After placing the pen against an object, the user just presses the scan button. The color is being detected by the color sensor and the RGB cartridge of the pen mixes the required inks to create the target color. This superb device will help people to observe the changing colors of nature. With color picker, all range of artists will be able to cerate a more sensorial and visual insight of their surrounding nature’s colors.





Source: designscene

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Humble Telescope - A 3D universe Simulator

Many of us are curious about the universe around us,
however for most of us the task of star gazing is out
of reach. Light pollution in our cities prevents us from
seeing the marvel that is the night sky.

The Humble Telescope is designed as an interactive
civic sculpture that brings the wonders of space down
to earth and into our cities, to encourage us learn more
about the universe and perhaps appreciate our own
world a little more.

Inside the telescope exists a 3D simulation of our entire
known universe. Pointing the telescope in any direction
immediately shows us what exists in that area of space,
so now we can get a greater understanding of where
the planets are and where we live in the Milky Way .

Source: MocoLoco

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New design wings - Ellipse Wings

The aeronautical engineers in Belarus have designed a unique design. Adorning its ellipse wings these planes look more from Saturn than they do from our own inhabited planet. So, creativity I guess isn’t about being different always, everyone can make weird things but building things that are inventive yet purposeful is the ultimate venture of creativity.


The Belarusian planes live up to the credentials with many beneficial aspects of the ellipse wings, which allow the wings size of the plane to be kept small, and with the attached air vortexes on the sides of the wings help increase power by about 30%. The ellipse wings also maintain a sustainable hold on the plane keeping it more firm in all conditions.

Source: EnglishRussia

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