September 13, 2011
FW: Restuarant In a Box
Archive for the ‘Inventions’ Category.
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June 16, 2011
FW: The Water Jet Pack
Yet another way to walk on water =).
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May 12, 2011
FW: Car Doors of the Future
Slightly dated cars, but the concept of an inline car door is pure genius. Unfortunately, the purpose of the door b-pillar is safety, removing it will have an adverse affect on the safety of the car. I guess for now we are going to have to deal with door dings, and car doors opening too wide into traffic.
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January 27, 2011
FW: Seeing Before Opening
Hideyuki Nakayama’s glass glob doorknob refracts the scene on the other side of the door in its depths, giving you a preview of what is going on in the next room before you turn the knob.
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January 5, 2011
FW: Ancient Computer Built Out of Legos
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October 29, 2010
FW: Stylish Collar Hides Airbag Inside for Cyclist
Meet the “Hövding,” or Chieftan, a collar-disguised airbag hood for bikers developed by two Swedish industrial design students. The battery-run Chieftan contains a release mechanism, controlled by motion sensors, that activates the airbag upon impact. A small gas generator inside the back of the zippered collar fills the airbag with helium gas to turn it into a protective cushion. A black box inside will save 10 seconds of data from the cyclist’s motion in (and just before) a bike accident.
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September 30, 2010
FW: The Bond Bike
Yes, this bike even has flame throwers built in to it. Great bike, but for some reason I don’t see James Bond picking up women on a bike Ü.
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June 11, 2009
FW: What Does Internet Mean To You?
An old and funny news report about the Internet. Hard to think about life before the world wide web!
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February 7, 2009
FW: Just when you thought all the good ideas were taken
You should come up with something to patent…and retire!
