The guys over at T-Post have created a fun augmented reality t-shirt, that will let you play Rock, Paper Scissors in front of your PC with augmented reality.
The Rock, Paper Scissors T-shirt is the work of design Marc Stromberg, you can see the video of it in action below, it certainly is a very clever idea.
Here is a green gadget that is designed to be used in areas where there is no electric, and it is designed to produce enough electric for a small house depending on how much wind there is available.
The Eolic Foldable Wind Powered Generator is made from a range of ultra light material like carbon fiber and aluminum which means it is easy to carry around.
We have seen quite a few different clocks here at geeky gadgets, from geeky to stylish, the latest one falls into the latter category, the Atmos 566 Clock.
The Atmos 566 Clock is from Jaeager-LeCoultre, and it was designed by Marc Newson, and it is constructed from Baccarat crystal and features rhodium plated feet.
Here is a fun design, from designer Tom Ballhatchet, that reuses all your shredded documents, and turns into into bedding for you favourite pet hamster, with the shredder built in to the top of the hamster cage.
If your suffering from a lack of space on your desk or workstation then this solid aluminium platform to store your keyboard under might help you regain a little. Not only does it ass a little space to your desk it also has 6 handy USB ports 3 on each side.
If your a big fan of Ladt GaGa and have fancied a pair of her video glasses. The wait is now over you can create your own via a demo from the Instructables website. All you need are a pair of sun glasses and a couple of small key chain picture frames. Check out the video after the jump.
NASA has designed the Puffin one-man experimental plane to show case what can be achieved using electric propulsion. In principle, NASA’s Puffin can cruise at 240 kilometers per hour with a top speed of 480 kph.
Due to its electric propulsion it has no flight ceiling and is not limited by thin air which other air-breathing gas engines are. Allowing it to cimb to a staggering 9,150 meters before its energy runs low.
These tinys robots have been created from recycled gadgets and electronics. With either tiny solar panels or batteries strapped to their backs to provide power, these little robots walk and sing like birds.
The solar robots charging and discharge from solar power about three times second and no batteries required. Checkout the videos after the jump.
Based in Sydney Australia Misa Digital has created a string-less digital guitar. Their aim was to create a simple and effective instrument with a minimalistic interface and configurable sound module end. There are no strings on this guitar and your right hand doesn’t pluck, it controls sound.
Check out the video of it in action after the jump.
Designed by Geoffrey Cooper this unique Geocentric watch is inspired by science and science fiction. Its circular hands are always in motion and a see through face allows you to see the mechanics and movements of the watch.
The circular hands are designed to produce a movement similar to planets rotating around a sun.
If you have a few LEGO bricks around you too could transfer one of your devices into a fully functioning LEGO mod. Luke Anderson decided to rebuild his router into a LEGO master piece which is modelled on a Linksys WRT54GL router.
Check out the time lapse video of Luke constructing his LEGO router after the jump.
The DELL Froot is a Biodegradable Computer Concept without hardware for either keyboard or monitor. Both devices in the concept use projection technology to create a virtual keyboard and monitor visuals on a nearby surface.
As far as concepts go I think its a great idea but projection technology does have its draw backs at the moment and typing on hard surfaces is no fun for extended periods of time.
