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USB stick with mechanical locking
(4) | 26/08/2017 | Translate: A steampunk usb stick unlocked only with the right combination.
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The mechanical crab A dead crab transforms into a mechanical steampunk crab, armed like ... lobster. A diorama made by the user "Black Cat Studio" after two months of work.- Finally comes the reversible USB At CES 2015 exhibition in Las Vegas, the new reversible USB slot. Called USB 3.1 type C, and will stop the hassle of connecting the USB cable from the right side.
Extra, the USB 3.1 enables much higher transfer rates with speeds of 10 Gb per second as opposed to 5 Gb per second we have today with the USB 3.0. Finally, the USB 3.1 can also transfer audio, videos, and charging voltage 100 watts. This slot will replace the current type a (level plug) and type b (Micro-USB) during 2015.
- Guitar with swivel neck Musician Charles Berthoud plays an electric bass guitar with a swivel neck created by YouTuber and engineer Mattias Krantz. Krantz got the idea to create this funny guitar while watching a Beatles documentary where Magic Alex (Alexis Mardas) gave John Lennon a double-sided neck guitar (electric and bass). Unfortunately, the guitar was not functional. The idea behind this guitar is to allow the musician to quickly change instruments by turning the neck. The rotation system is activated by a pedal, which allows switching from one "instrument" to another in a matter of seconds. Unlike previous prototypes, this guitar is fully functional.
- HoloTile floor demo Watch Disney's Electrical Engineer, Lanny Smoot, to show off one of his latest inventions, the HoloTile floor. A floor which allows the apparent movement of people on it,y without them moving in space.
- The right way to crack an egg Jordan Howlett shows us the easiest and most effective way to crack an egg, is to tap it on a flat surface so you don't break the yolk and don't leave pieces of the shell as you remove it. Even better, you can drop the egg from a small height onto a flat surface.
- Magnetically Assisted Gears Magnetically assisted gears operate without mechanical contact. The input shaft never touches the output shaft unless the gearbox is overloaded.
- Mechanical masks Elijah Secrest is an artist from Columbus, Ohio who works primarily in metals. Among the things he makes are these impressive mechanical masks. They work through the jaw muscles.
- Building a bicycle with square wheels Engineer and youtuber Sergei Gordieiv, known as Q, builds a fully functional square wheeled bicycle. To achieve this, the bicycle is driven by belts that rotate around the square wheel while it remains stationary.
- Useful tools for car mechanics With the right tools, an engineer can work easier.
- Flooded engine A mechanic removes spark plugs from the engine of an Audi A6 that has been filled with water, and the water is thrown into the air by the rotation of the pistons.
- The mechanical ring A jeweler makes an original diamond ring, whose two outer sides rotate with gears.
- Model representing the tectonic plates A representation of how and why earthquakes occur at the junction of tectonic plates. The scenario of such vibrations is about the same: one plate passes under the other and at some point one of the two "extrudes". This mechanical model was built at the Wakayama Museum of Natural History in Japan.
- Improvised combination lock A combination lock made by a mechanic with his tools.
- Mechanical tattoo The design of a mechanical skeleton tattooed on a man's back. The tattoo was done by artist Heng Yue.
- Robotic band An electronic engineer (onehackerband) build and program a robotic band that can play well-known classic rock songs. The band consists of electric guitar, bass and drums.
You will get a feel Indiana Jones
I've gotten one for my band! 4 φορές έχω χεστεί μέχρι τώρα…