The Daily Life Clock from BGM project doesn’t indicate time by hands or numbers. Instead, the clock represents time by figures like a grandmother, grandchild, and dog. The grandmother represents an hour, the grandchild a minute, and the dog is used for seconds.
The AMVOX3 Tourbillon GMT is the result of combining the ingenuity of Jaeger-LeCoultre and Aston Martin. Jaeger-LeCoultre is a Swiss watchmaker famous for creating elegant timepieces and Aston Martin is a luxury car manufacturer. Both companies decided to create a watch that would embody luxury and class. The watch was created to imitate the design of the Koenigsegg CCR sports car.
If your apartment could do with a bit more space, then you may want to check out the Picture Table from Ivy Design, which is designed to give you extra space when you need it.
The picture table works just like a standard dining table, although when not in use it can be folded up to save space.
The Life Sized Model Boat Kit is the creation of Swedish artist Michael Johansson, and as you can see from the photos it is based on those model kits that many of us made when we were kids, and it is actually built on a 1:1 scale based on a real boat.
The guys over at Bonnier R&D, who are part of the Bonnier Corporation that publish a range of magazines which include Popular Science, have come up with a concept for a digital magazine reader, the Mag+.
As you can see from the photos the Mag+ looks pretty cool, and it features all the design elements you would see in a traditional magazine, in a digital format.
We have seen quite a few different mobile phone concepts here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is a collaboration between Synaptics, Texas Instruments, Immersion, TheAlloy, and The Astonishing Trib, the Synaptics Fuse Mobile Phone Concept.
The Synaptics Fuse features a multitouch capacitive screen, and it also uses force, grup and proximity sensing as well as haptic feedback and 3D graphics, check out the video of it in actions below.
We have seen quite a few different concept PC designs here at Geeky Gadgets, but the Philco PC from Dave Scultze of Schultzeworks Design has to be the coolest so far.
The Philco PC was inspired by a combination of steampunk, a 1954 TV and antique typewriters, check out the video below.
What do you do with your old hard drives, when they are no longer working? you could turn them into some cool hard drive sculptures, like Miguel Rivera did.
Electrolux has just sent us some details of their latest design concept, the ‘Silence Amplified’ Vacuum Cleaner, which is a concept version of their recently released UltraSilencer Vacuum cleaner.
This concept vacuum cleaner has some interesting features, a built in iPod dock and a set of speakers so you can listen to your favourite tunes whilst you are doing the cleaning.
The latest geeky watch from the guys over at Tokyo Flash certainly looks as confusing as the last one we featured, although this one does look a little more stylish, the Kisai Tenmetsu Watch.
The Kisai Tenmetsu Watch displays the time and date in sequence by color, red LEDs indicate 15 minute intervals, yellow LEDs indicate 5 minute intervals and green LEDs indicate 1 minute intervals.
Zenta a has recently posted on the Trossen Robotics forums his robotic creatures inspired by Mech warfare. The image below shows the his range of robotic creations T-Hex, A-Pod and Phoenix. Check out the video of the T-Hex after the jump.
Project Running Blade is a team headed by Stephen Vokins at UK’s Beaulieu National Motor Museum who are trying to smash the current world lawnmower speed record which is 80mph. They have created a highly-modified Countax-based machine which can vut a football pitch in less than 3 minutes.
