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Designer Liam Ferguson, gives us his concept on how to fight forest fires. The Amatoya ATV uses a military-style approach to battle fires with its dual water cannons and dune buggy like capabilities. The Amatoya ATV is capable of housing two passengers and features a high-visibility cockpit along with military-grade thermo ceramic paint to withstand high temperatures. The futuristic ATV also features a remotely operated suppression cannon outfit (ROSCO).
I wasn’t a fan of this when I first saw it. It seemed pretty useless to me, but for some odd reason I’m starting to like it. It’s probably because of the ridiculous picture above and mental images of drunken friends burning my whole town house complex down.
The outdoor fireplace is called ‘Zero’ for its “O” shaped design and made by the design company AK47. The Zero fireplace features a central pit for the fire and is surrounded by a wood panel for sitting on around the flame. Under the seating area, storage area is provided for extra fire wood.
When I say strange, I really mean cool! When I first saw the pictures, I thought that one of my all-time favorite cars had been Photoshopped into … well…into this. But nope, this is the handy work of Liberty Walk Performance of Japan and what you see is what you get.
The tuning company actually made a microcar replica of a 1970 Nissan Skyline GT-R, and the whole thing is based on a quad-bike. This first generation Nissan Skyline GT-R microcar is a single-seater and one hundred percent functional including headlights, brake lights, etc.
Thanks to a Korean company, Raonhaje, discovering creatures of the sea can now be done in a very unique way. And best of all, you can do it all by yourself thanks to the easy to operate ‘EGO – Compact Semi Submarine’.
The central two-seater fishbowl cabin hangs down from two floating upper hulls with access to the cabin provided via a trapdoor and stairs. The EGO can be driven just like a car ,with a foot pedal for throttle rather than a traditional hand lever like boats. The EGO has a top speed of 4 knots and is driven by an electric motor that can hold a charge between six and ten hours.
To shave or not to shave, that is the question I ask myself almost every day. As much as I like the clean shaven look, there are times that I like to have stubble. There are a few reasons why I like to have stubble. The first reason is that the scruffy looks sophisticated in my opinion. The second reason is that I sometimes want to switch it up and attract older women and the clean shaven baby face gets in the way. And when I do grow the perfect length of hair on my face, it’s only for one day because the next day it’s too long for my liking. I’m very picky about the amount of stubble I have and you can see how this can become annoying for me. I’m positive that I can’t be the only guy in this situation. But thankfully, I no longer have to worry thanks to the i-Stubble by Conair.
I’ve already used the i-Stubble beard trimmer several times now and I like the results that I get after using it. The beard trimmer is well designed, light weight, and easy to handle. The trimmer features three buttons and is very easy to figure out. The two upper buttons control the length settings while the lower button is the power button. The beard trimmer features 15 ultra-precise length settings ranging from 5mm in length all the way down to 0.4mm (2 day stubble) in length. I plan on staying in the 0.4mm to 1.0mm range depending on my mood. The ‘i-Stubble’ also has an easy to read digital display which shows the current setting for the length and battery life. And speaking of battery life, the i-Stubble features a rechargeable battery and can hold a charge for 45 minutes.
Japan, land of the Anime & Manga, the bullet train, ninjas, efficient cars, technology, rice, sushi, and crazy sex dolls has a new cute little invention for us. Well, sort of, as it’s only available in Japan for the time being.
The cute little gadget is called the Twimal by toy maker Takara Tomy and will be available for sale on March 31st. I know all the Twitter addicts in North America will be dying to get their hands on this one. The Twimal (short for Twitter Animal) is a ‘pet animal’ that will read your tweets for you. It is connected to your computer via a USB cable and is able to read the tweets, replies, tweets from other users, and up to three hash tags. There are two different Twimals to choose from each with a different voice. This Twitter Animal currently only works with Windows OS. Check out the promotional video below (in Japanese).
We recently showed you guys the Amatoya ATV with firefighting capabilities. As cool as that ATV is, unfortunately, that ATV is still in the concept phases. But I think I have just found the next best thing and the timing is perfect as summer is only months away.
This RC Car is like no other and features a hidden water gun and functional flashing Xenon lights. The two-speed turbo RC car is capable of going up to speeds of 11 mph (when turbo is used) and features advanced battery technology that allows it to run for 40 minutes on a single charge.
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