Magic Tray by Ryan Jongwoo Choi
When foods are carried, the magnetic under the tray and the magnetic under the bowl are connected and magnetism arises.
But, when the tray is put down, due to the spring inside the handle, a gap comes up upper side and bottom side, returns to the original state, so magnetism does not arise any more and the bowl can be detached easily.
Concept video: Youtube
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Clever way of getting his features in there.
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LITTLE FUCKING BEAR PANCAKES!
I WANT SOME SO I CAN DRENCH THEM IN MAPLE SYRUP OH MY GOD
THIS IS SO CUTE I DON’T EVEN LIKE PANCAKES
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If yesterday’s clock wasn’t cool enough for you, this table clock is sure to turn heads (and keep them there, while they spend 5 minutes trying to figure out what time it is).Time Machine Table Clock
$35
Charge Card
The ChargeCard is a tiny, credit-card sized USB charging card that slips into a pocket or fits into your wallet, and makes sure you’re never without a USB cable for data or power to keep your phone or other mobile devices juiced up. If you’ve ever wished you had a USB cable handy, or ever had to borrow someone else’s charger, this gadget is for you.
ONDA Cycle by Tyler Hadzicki and Joe Hadzicki (by Кирш Николай)
this kid sounds just a bit too cocky. also he copied the dodge dart commercial. but overall, i’m impressed
BioLogic PostPump 2.0 Seatpost (by thinkbiologic)
A powerful use for spoiled food
What happens to the 40% of food produced but never eaten in the U.S. each year, the mounds of perfect fruit passed over by grocery store shoppers, the tons of meat and milk left to expire?
At Ralphs, one of the oldest and largest supermarket chains on the West Coast, it helps keep the power on.
The technology that helps transform moldy chicken and stale bread into clean electricity is known as an anaerobic digester system. At the 59-acre Compton site, which serves 359 Southern California stores, more than 100 onlookers gathered Wednesday to watch the system go to work.
The 13 million kilowatt-hours of electricity they produce per year could power more than 2,000 California homes over the period, according to Kroger.
(Source: self-ownership)
Sleepbox (by Андрей Садовой)
