The Archaeopteryx is a high-end rigid wing hang-glider in sailplane configuration. It is an extremely thermally sensitive aircraft, with which long range flights can be carried out – even with weak up-currents. It has the turning radius of a paraglider and the sink-rate of a high performance sailpla
Mikael Kjellman is a design engineer from Sweden who created the Bicycle Car called Pod Ride. It has a water resistant body with a thermal windshield, padded seats with back support and windows that open and close depending on the weather conditions and includes snow tires.
What a creation, it’s a unhinged flying bike/human blender but unbelievably it gets off the ground and actually FLIES. What a UK plumber can do in a shed eh? Considering the amount of time he spent on this and the fact this is his first EVER attempt at making anything that leaves the ground this is…
Atmosphere contains water vapor in amounts comparable to all the surface and underground water on the planet. But current machines that collect water from the atmospheric reservoir have major limitations. They use electrical refrigeration to cool the air and condense the vapor and that consumes a lo
DroneGun provides a safe countermeasure against a wide range of drone models. It allows for a controlled management of drone payload such as explosives, with no damage to common drones models or surrounding environment due to the drones generally responding via a vertical controlled landing
The Goodyear Eagle-360 is our vision for a tire for the long-term future that looks radically different from tires today…it’s a sphere! The unique shape means ultimate maneuverability, safety and connectivity for autonomous vehicles.
The BeauEr, An Expandable Trailer, Is Revolutionizing The Camper Industry. Designer Beauer believes in a concept which he coined, “movehoming,” which refers to the freedom of “living wherever one wants,” as he told the SF Globe, spending a few months in one area, then driving to a region with a mor…
The green home of the future will not only waste less water and energy, it’ll be a lot more convenient to operate thanks to smart features that are either automated, or controllable using our mobile phones. The following intriguing inventions give us a glimpse at what appliances and gadgets might be
sOoccket was developed by four girls from Harvard who created a soccer ball that captures energy from kicking, dribbling and throwing. Kids can play a game, then bring the ball home and charge a LED lamp, cell phone or battery.
The green home of the future will not only waste less water and energy, it’ll be a lot more convenient to operate thanks to smart features that are either automated, or controllable using our mobile phones.
