Make crossing the road fun with dancing pedestrian signals

We’ve all done it; waiting for a traffic light to turn, checking to see if it’s clear, then doing the mad dash for the other side of the street. It’s not the safest move. Creatively taking on the question of “how can we make our cities…
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Daniel Swanick
October 3, 2014
HabitsTechnology & Innovation

An elegant bicycle you won’t be able to steal

Thanks to three engineering students from Chile, we can finally park and lock our bicycles safely in public areas. In The Yerka Project, the trio designed a bicycle that lets you wrap it around a pole or a tree—meaning people won’t be able to steal it.
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Daniel Swanick
September 29, 2014
LifestyleTechnology & InnovationVideo

Jewellery creates electricity through body movements

Jerusalem-based industrial designer Naomi Kizhner has created a jewellery concept that harnesses the body’s kinetic energy. Her hope is that one day it can be used to create electricity.
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Daniel Swanick
September 22, 2014
Art & DesignFashion & BeautyTechnology & Innovation

You’ll end up in a trance staring at these unique GIFs

If you’re looking for a distraction from work, then Texas-based visual artist Hayden Zezula has what you need. He’s created a series of unique, hypnotizing GIFs that you could end up putting you into a trance all day.
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Daniel Swanick
August 8, 2014
Web

Ice cream that changes colour as you lick it

When you think of physicists, you probably think of people who want to better our understanding of the universe. And while some may be working on string theory or quantum mechanics, Manuel Linares used his talents to create an ice cream that changes colour as…
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Daniel Swanick
August 7, 2014
Food & BeverageTechnology & Innovation

Synthetic Silk Leaf produces oxygen just like a real leaf

One of the main challenges of human space exploration is the lack of oxygen. Here on Earth, trees and other plants take in our carbon dioxide and changing it back to clean, sweet oxygen. But what if we could take those biological oxygen factories into space with us…
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Daniel Swanick
July 31, 2014
NatureTechnology & InnovationVideo

Business cards transform into mini bow and arrow

Businesses can be downright cutthroat at times. That’s why Australian communication design studio Filter has designed these weaponized business cards for digital media production company, Longbow.
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Daniel Swanick
July 24, 2014
Art & DesignTechnology & Innovation

Dress becomes transparent the more you share info online

Did you know that photo you took with your phone can reveal the exact location of where it was taken? And every time you fill in a profile, blog, share a video, send a tweet, or post a comment, you create a digital footprint that’s both…
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Daniel Swanick
June 26, 2014
Fashion & BeautySocial MediaTechnology & InnovationVideo

What happens on the Internet in real-time

What’s the most popular internet activity? Both social networking (37 minutes per day) and email (33 minutes) are at the top. But how much really happens in that time? By the time you finish reading this sentence, there will have been over 200,000 new Facebook posts, 22,000+…
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Daniel Swanick
June 10, 2014
InfographicWeb

You can now eat mist that tastes of bacon, cotton candy & chocolate

Have ever wished you could eat all the bacon, cotton candy, and chocolate you wanted without worrying about your calories? Lick Me I’m Delicious, which was founded by Charlie Harry Francis, has created a machine in which you can eat flavoured mist. 
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Daniel Swanick
June 6, 2014
Food & BeverageTechnology & Innovation

Infographic: Crazy shit that people search for on Google

Have you ever started typing a legitimate search into Google, only to have a disturbing, funny, or crazy shit pop up as auto-complete suggestion? Why does this happen?
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Daniel Swanick
May 2, 2014
HumourInfographicWeb

Suntory Whiskey 3D-milled ice cubes that are works of art

Suntory Whiskey is offering the world’s first 3D-milled ice cubes.
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Daniel Swanick
April 24, 2014
Technology & InnovationVideo
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