Next week Sikorsky plans to finish the third phase of flight testing for its new X2 helicopter with a flight of 180 knots (207 miles per hour). … Read More
On 08.16.10, In Transportation
On 08.16.10, In Sexy Geeks & Stuff
Olivia has always been a sporty teen and with a tight body like hers it’s no wonder that this athletic teen babe has made such a splash over at Only Tease! … Read More
On 08.15.10, In Household Gear, Lifestyle & Culture
There’s the kind of DIY that looks like B.A. Baracus rigged it up in the back of his van, then there’s the good kind. … Read More
On 08.14.10, In Concepts & Design
Rolling my fingers over the piano was my biggest childhood fantasy, but couldn’t afford to buy one. Shaping my dream into reality is Scott Garner’s latest creation that enables users to play a full size piano without any piano present. Dubbed the “Piano Gloves”, the design features two digitally enhanced gloves that use Arduino to processes and track the player’s movements, and create the corresponding piano notes. All that the user requires to do is wear the gloves and play the piano on any flat surface and the gloves will itself find out what the user intends to play. Though still a prototype I desperately look forward to its arrival.
