PLP claims their dynamic scheduling system will make the system more efficient than the traditional system while keeping the building safe. But it probably won’t be here soon
Category: Technology of Tomorrow
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Someone spent two years building a self solving Rubik’s cube
As someone suffers from Rubik’s cube block for years, I can relate to Takashi Kaburagi’s drive to build a self-solving one.
It took two years, some engineering skills and a lot of code to have the Rubik’s cube robot. -
The gun lets you fire 5 bullets at once
The L5 or the “Ribbon Gun” isn’t your conventional rifle. The five-bore single barrel rifle can fire five bullets simultaneously with just a single pull of the trigger.
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HEXA: The $1000 spider bot can do more than keeping your plants happy
The tech industry is constantly looking for the “next big thing.” While people are flocking towards virtual reality or augmented reality, consumer robots have been one of the fastest growing sectors in the industry. However, the development is heavily concentrated in the vacuum cleaning, the programmable HEXA might signify for something more.
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KWK Promes: the transformer safe house
Architect ‘Robert Konieczny’ from ‘KWK Promes’ a Polish Company has a design of a safe house that combines functionality and aesthetics.
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Europe Space Agency vows to clean up the most dangerous junk yard
If satellites are not disposed of properly, the parts could become high-speed bullets leading to a chain reaction destroying everything on its way, or the Kessler Syndrome.
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The hottest robot dancing of the year
Yes, we are obsessing with Boston Dynamics’ videos (who isn’t.) And yes, we are calling it, they have just won the hottest robot of the year with the uptown bot dancing seductively to Bruno Mar’s best selling song.
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BotBoxer – the robot boxing training partner
BotBoxer is a pioneer gadget designed as a personalized challenger opponent for boxers.
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Boston Dynamics’ robot can do parkour now
The company dubbed the Atlas as the world’s most dynamic humanoid. It can zigzag through an obstacle cross like a trained special force soldier.
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This flying train should stay in a 1950s American Futurism science fiction
Looking at this crazy flying train design, we couldn’t help but wonder if the 1950s is making a comeback? Dahir Insaat is the company responsible for many well-produced viral videos