Saturday, May 29, 2010

iris The autonomous Transport

Automation is a wonderful thing, and if you want more transport options to be automated too, check out the Iris Autonomous Transport, which is like a robot cabbie that you're able to flag via a text message, and give your destination via the same method. This vehicle will obviously be using ... A subverter four-wheel soil buggy matured by the Blind Driver Challenge aggroup from Colony Tech’s Robotics and Mechanisms Laboratory was the prototypal drivable container for the blind. With the neutral...
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Foldable Speakers

Folds flat for travel. Works both ways, folded or flat. The accordion style design creates a large resonance chamber and makes the sound richer than most other small speakers and the built in amplifier makes the unit much louder. Connect the USB power cable (included) to standard USB port or insert 2 AAA batteries (not included) then connect the 1/8" (3.5mm) min jack to the media player or game of your choice. Turn on the speaker and let 'er rip. adjust volume directly through the media device. The...
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concrete USB

Using concrete for tech products is almost unheard of, so this Memory Weights USB Stick crafted from cement comes as a pleasant surprise. I really dig the way the capacity of the USB is branded into the block. Just to add a fun twist; the weight of the block is similar to the capacity in terms of grams…so simple and elegant, yet rugged!Want to know the capacity of your USB drive? Just look at the label. With such an easy method, we wonder why designer Shu-Chun Hsiao bothered to create a concrete...
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LED Cycle

Hokey Spokes Hokey Spokes are transparent "blades" that attach to your bicycle spokes. As these blades spin during riding, a computer inside the blades modulates the internal LED lights so that design images and custom text appear.The user can decide how many spokes in a variety of colors they want to place on the bicycle wheel. Up to 6 "Blades" can be placed on each wheel. The more blades, the more visibility and persistence of vision at lower speeds. 2 Blades/Wheel look good, 3 Blades/Wheel look...
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