While we’ve all heard of luggage taking an unscheduled trip to Rio, this bag-eye clip shows it goes on quite the automated rideย when things go to plan. Keep an eye out for the robotic arm at the end! [Via: LikeCool]
In the first of a new series, the iBookGuy explores how game designers managed to overcome the limitations of graphic capabilities in machines such as the NES and Commodore 64. [Spotted by: Laughing Squid]
NASAย has released 3D print files for ย making your own tiny version of the Curiosity Rover. The design is available in simple and complex versions, and is made up of eight unique pieces though some, like the wheels, are repeated in multiple units.ย The pieces come as individual files so as well as producing the standard sized-version, […]
Most kids come up with the idea of a space elevator, but one firm has been granted a patent on a way to make it work. Thoth Technology of Ontario says its 20 kilometer tower would primarily be a way to get people into space using 30 percent less fuel than launching from the ground. […]
Truly, the irresistible force meets the immovable object…
A portable, handheld console that plays games from STEAM? I. Must. Have. One. Smach Zero, the third-party handheld console for Steam games, will open for pre-order on November 10 at an early bird price of US$299. (IGN)
Though it may not be available yet and may be a work in progress, this Skyrim mod that essentially turns the entire game into the look of a Pixar movie looks to be about the slickest mod this community has churned up. Yes, it may not be available yet, but pretty safe to say when […]
Dot is a smartwatch with a “display” made up of 24 retractable dots, enough to carry messages in Braille. Unlike some “active Braille” devices, the speed can be adjusted to match the user’s reading pace. For those with an incredible Braille ability, the watch can deliver messages at 100 characters a second!