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A clock that draws the hour every minute
(8) | 13/02/2018 | Translate: A young student of art and Tohoku University in Japan plan, built an amazing mechanical watch paint time every one minute in a small magnetic board. As he says, the clock design was a computer and the construction of the hand. The whole process lasted about a year.
bulletproof shield, inspired by origami The engineering students at the University Brigham Young University in Utah, United States, designed a bulletproof shield inspired by the Japanese art of origami.- Aquarium from drawings Developed by the Japanese teamLab, Sketch Aquarium is an aquarium like no other: children are asked to draw a fish or a sea creature of their choice. Once completed, the design is digitized and then displayed in a huge virtual aquarium. Children can then see their painting come to life and swim with all the other sea creatures, while they can interact with her at the same time.
- The mechanical mirrors Ο Daniel Rozin, artist and professor at New York University, manufactures engineers "mirrors" imitating the movements and form of the spectator.
- He built a space rover for his son The engineer Kris Temmerman from Belgium built a fantastic electric vehicle for the small son, having as a base the design of a space rover. You can see here the video of the construction.
- Contest seismic construction of chopsticks in Japan Engineering students in Japan are competing to build the most earthquake-resistant construction with chopsticks chopstick. The competition was organized in 2010 in the city Sojo University Kumamoto.
- Father turns his sketches of his sons in anime The Thomas Romain is a cartoonist from Tokyo, Japan. He has worked in anime such as Macross Delta and Space Dandy, and also plans for videogames. He observed his sons to draw fun characters, and wanting to return to drawing pencils and watercolor, He decided to convert their drawings in anime cartoons.
- Wonderful artwork of a fish In Japan, a male fish pafer paints in the sand ring (rosette) Rose shaped, in order to attract females. The male fish pafer use their fins to dig furrows in the sand hoping to impress females with their masterpiece.
- How to build a shuttle that flies like a bird How to make a prototype shuttle that moves its wings like a real bird. The paper used in the demonstration is A4. The plan for this construction comes from an old Japanese origami book.
- A real car Transformer The Turkish Letvision company constructed its own Transformer, modifying a car Autobot named "Letrons". The mechanics used a BMW Series 3 E92 completely dismantled and they equipped with mechanisms so as to be transformed. The car can also be initiated by using a remote control. The Letvision plans to build other similar models.
- Advertising of Tissot watches with World Order To advertise the shop in Shinsaibashi Japan, the Tissot watch manufacturing company turned an unusual spot with the collaboration of the famous Japanese band World Order.
- The construction of a Grand Seiko clock The process of constructing a Grand series of Seiko clock, by the company in Japan Sieko.
- Killer in the taxi A young woman gets a taxi on the way home, When realizes that the driver may be the notorious killer of taxi. - Animation short films from Raolo Cogliati. Production of art and design University Ringling, in Orlando
- Why is it so expensive glasses; Did you know that most glasses regardless of brand manufactured by a single company; The Italian Luxottica designs and manufactures the most known brands of eyeglasses and has acquired entirely the Ray Ban and the Oakley. This means that the build quality on most glasses are exactly the same. The only thing that changes is the value, naturally with the popularity of the brand. For example the cost of constructing a pair of goggles Vogue is exactly the same as a pair of Dolce & Gabbana (about 20 €), but the price in stores may have a difference, even € 200.
- Handmade motorcycles of Shinya Kimura The Japanese engineer Shinya Kimura manufactures handmade motorcycles for 20 years. He founded his own company with the name "Zero Engineering" in 1992 in Japan, and using engines of Harley Davidson has created its own unique design letting his mark in handmade motorcycles. In 2006 he transferred its business in the US under the name "Chabott Engineering".
- System that detects facial expressions Researchers at Keio University in Japan have developed a new system that monitors the user's facial expressions, and returns in real time in the face of a manga comic strip art pictured on the computer. Working with a special camera and detail of detection is much higher compared with the corresponding systems on the market.