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Saturday, 8 November 2014
New way to ride : Orbitwheels
Friday, 7 November 2014
Color scanning pen
A korean designer jinsu park designed a concept pen that enables colors in the environment to be scanned and instantly used for drawing.
This pen scans the colour and changes to the scanned colour this how the pen works .
This pen scans the colour and changes to the scanned colour this how the pen works .
Thursday, 6 November 2014
The laser clock.
The Sundial Concept Wall Clock allows you to easily glance at all the necessary information such as the weather, your appointments for the day, stock markets and whatever else you want. The clock integrates laser beams, touchpad UI, WiFi, Bluetooth and computer syncing. Sadly, it is only a concept at this moment.
Sunday, 2 November 2014
The Pen Printer
Abandoned pens and other such stationery stand a chance at purposeful usage, thanks to the Pen Printer. The device uses the ink from discarded pens to print on paper. The current tech may not support such an ambitious idea, but it’s worth the exploration, since many of us have bundles of uncapped and discarded pens in our drawers for no apparent reason!
Friday, 31 October 2014
Throwable Ball camera
- Serveball has invented the world's first intelligent throwable
camera, a ball capable of stabilized, full spherical 360° panoramic
photography and high-speed video capture.
- Serveball is leading the development of throwable cameras capable of processing stitched landscapes, stabilized video panoramas and full 360° spherical panoramas for reconnaissance and recreation.
- There is Squito™ and Darkball™ cameras, in development with embedded orientation sensors, position sensors and high-speed, wide-angle optics.
- Applications for throwable cameras include action sports, search-and-rescue, inspections, aerial photography, cartography and Steadicam-free filmmaking. And much more.
- For night, dark, smoke and fog, Darkball™ reconnaissance cameras add wireless transmission of panoramic infrared video with potential for integration with thermal imagers.
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