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Shit car

Not really... it just runs on it. Your shit - or methane from it to be precise...



Great idea - read more and watch the video over at the Beeb

The Straddling bus

Another great future transport idea coming out of China - The Straddling Bus...





Basically, cars travel and pass underneath, passengers travel in the top. It's neat. A similar though to the train that never stops

Watch a demo video and read how it works here

Morphing metal

iPad typewriter

Check it out here

Flying car

Lots more over at PSFK

Spider boy

What a dude...



More over at Inhabitat

Solar phone

By Samsung - being unveiled in India. More at PSFK

Smile

A lovely smile activated ice cream vending machine from Unilever as part of their 'Share Happy' philosophy.



Read more over at PSFK

The hoverboard is here

And about time too. Just don't stand on it yet:

HOVERBOARD - NILS GUADAGNIN from nils guadagnin on Vimeo.

Swarm Lighting

By Random International

'Swarm Light' by rAndom International / Design Miami / Art Basel 2010 from rAndom International on Vimeo.

Robocup 2010

The other World Cup - The Robocup 2010 - is played by robots made by loads of techie dudes and colleges. It kicks off in Singapore in mid June. It might be more exciting than the real thing.

Here's one of the top players:



Go here for a comprehensive preview and meet the other key players or check the official Robocup website

The train that never stops

Make the most of NOW

Chrono-Shredder is calendar by Susanna Hertrich that shreds the passing day reminding us just how important now is.

In her words "The machine as performer. Chrono-Shredder is a poetic time-object that reminds us of the volatileness of the 'now'. As hybrid object with functions similar to those of a calendar and a clock, it shreds every single day in realtime. All that time that is irrevisibly lost gets a tangible existence in form of shredded paper. As time passes by, the tattered remains of the past pile up under the device."

Quite.

Illuminated Bookmark

Lightleafs is an illuminated OLED bookmark concept designd by designer Valentina Trimani that provides a light source for reading in the dark. The Lightleaf is as thin as a page in a book and runs wirelessly, allowing you to take it everywhere your favorite literature goes. This incredible bookmark is even rechargeable with a brightness control to turn it down so that it won’t disturb others nearby.

Copenhagen Wheel

Lovely idea - watch the video then head here for more

iPad meets velcro

iPad + Velcro from Jesse Rosten on Vimeo.

Lego printer

What can't be done with Lego. That's the question...

Cockney cash machines

Startup quotes

Loads of inspiring quotes from people that have started their own successful businesses...









Lots more here