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Riding a motorcycle is really cool and the adrenaline is a really nice feeling. Well, somebody thought to change the way that the motorcycle will transport you. Jake Loniak, a student at the Art Center College of Design, has came up with a system that will act as an extension of your body.

His idea came from Biomechatronics and he dubbed his concept as the Deux Ex Machina and will consist of an vertically parking motorcycle that will be managed by 36 pneumatic muscles with 2 linear actuators. The Deus Ex Machina is Yamaha-branded and it will be worn as an exo-skeleton and the helmet will be pneumatically attached.
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Yes.  I also could not believe it when I first heard it. I thought this was some kind of a joke or some kind of virus or spyware! But I was really amazed…this was a great 3D game known as .kkreiger, and believe it or not, the size of the game was just 96 KB! Here are some snapshots of the beta release!

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Uno accelerates with a simple lean and turns like a street bike on side-by-side wheels.

Cost to Develop: $45,000
Time: 2 years

Just before his plane dipped into the clouds above Beijing International Airport two years ago, Ben Gulak caught the last clear view of the sun that he would see for two weeks. On the ground, the 17-year-old, who was on a family trip to China, quickly spotted a source for much of the thick haze hanging over the city: smog-spewing motorbikes. Thousands of them, everywhere. “Right then,” he says, “I decided that I wanted to create an alternative mode of transportation, something clean and compact.”

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Designer Roman Tubl didn’t think about integrating the latest and greatest in his EGG mobile phone concept. All he wanted was something very easy to use and functional.

The body is rounded , soft and surrounded by an illuminated red strip. The surface of the phone is flexi true color display for tactile touchscreen response.

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When you hear about toys, you do not take them very seriously because only kids play with them. Actually, the story is a little different, as Horizon Fuel Cells is going to provide toy cars with small fuel cells. Their idea is to make educational toys because nowadays not many read books and what’s the best way to connect the people to the future technology?

According to Taras Wankewyecz, vice-president of Horizon Fuel Cells, the big plan of the company is to fund researches for boats and vehicles that can run on hydrogen-based technology.

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