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Weekdays & Weekends

Published on July 17, 2010 in Caught My Attention. 0 Comments Tags: motorbike.

Victory Core concept
Weekdays

Victory Core concept
Weekends!

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The future

Published on December 24, 2009 in Caught My Attention, Environment and Graphic Design. 1 Comment Tags: poster.

Just a little something for 2010. By Roland Reiner Tiangco.

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Fun Maths

Published on November 10, 2009 in Caught My Attention. 0 Comments

Jessica Hagy over at Indexed is one of my heroes.

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Stone Mansion to underground offices

Published on November 8, 2009 in Caught My Attention. 0 Comments

If you’re looking for a location, head over to PRODn by Art+Commerce for some nicely picked locations to suit whatever crazy ideas you have.

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My kind of Bike

Published on November 2, 2009 in Caught My Attention. 0 Comments Tags: bicycle.

Bertelli, the biciclette assemblate from NYC, will put together a nice bike for you if you’re in need.

His beliefs are great too:

Things Francesco likes:

No logos and stickers

Lugged steel

Skinny tubes

Quill stems

vintage cranksets

track geometry

leather & wood

unusual handlebars

chrome forks

Things Francesco doesn’t like:

visible Logos & stickers

threadless fork

Clamp stem

visible welds

MTB handlebars

sponge grips

fake leather saddles

machined rims

flip-flop wheels

Brilliant.

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Finally no more grease balls

Published on October 29, 2009 in Brands and Caught My Attention. 2 Comments Tags: mouse.

Damn you Apple, why do you have to be so good. I can’t wait to get this and no more greasy balls, or trying to rub it like some sick sexual gesture trying to clean it.

(Via Apple)

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Exoskeleton

Published on October 27, 2009 in Caught My Attention and Life Hacks. 2 Comments Tags: exoskeleton, legs, robotic, technology.

That’s where it all begins with Asimo, and now that technology is going to be used in devices meant to aid people with walking problems. Using lessons learned in robotic legs and simulating human walking Honda has developed 2 systems and has put them in use around their assembly plants to improve productivity while reducing injury risks. They call it Walk Assist and it comes in 2 flavors With Stride Management and With Bodywieght Support. The main purpose for these 2 systems is to boost your natural abilities. They are designed to help people who can walk increase the weight they can move and reduce injuries in lifting or moving heavy objects. Honda factory workers building cars and vans use them to move heavy parts. (Via The Weekly Constitutional).

Can’t wait for full on mechsuits.

(Thanks to Andrea Zucchini)