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Centaurus 2 Solar Powered Vehicle Centaurus 2 Solar Powered Vehicle (28 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on May 9, 2010

Solar powered vehicles are beginning to be developed and introduced as our modern world goes 'green'. In a bid to create the best solar powered vehicle, to participate in the 2010 American Solar Challenge, a 1100 mile race from Tulsa to Chicago, emerges the Centaurus 2. The Centaurus 2, made by The Solar Vehicle Project team, looks to be powered by three wheels with the driver off the vehicle positioned off center. The Centaurus is approximately three feet tall, sixteen feet long and...

Laser Cosmos Brings The Universe Into Your Room Laser Cosmos Brings The Universe Into Your Room (27 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on October 3, 2009

Just occasionally a product comes along that simply blows us away. We get to see a lot of crazy and sometimes brilliant inventions, but Laser Cosmos is without a doubt the most superb one we've seen. There is no product out there that comes even close to the sheer excellence of this galactic wonder - sorry to sound quite so effusive, but really, it's staggering. Imagine lying in your room, and having the ceiling whipped away to reveal the vast outreaches of the cosmos whirling overhead,...

Scanner Cleverly Disguised As A Book Scanner Cleverly Disguised As A Book (15 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on August 31, 2009

What do you get if you cross a scanner with a book? Well, erm, one of these I guess. This idea seems a little bizarre, but it is definitely unique and actually makes a rather bland looking scanner look slightly more impressive. A scanner has been modified to appear like a book, and charted his progress on his own website. Being tired of the boring aesthetics of a flatbed scanner, DataMancer took it upon himself to solve this issue, and add a degree of style to it. By hollowing out a...

Metal Detecting Sandals Metal Detecting Sandals (56 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on June 8, 2009

If you're looking to uncover hidden treasure, then put your conventional metal detector to the side, and replace it with these pair of metal detecting sandals. Not exactly a trend setter, but a lot more practical than carrying a large pole around with you. The sandals are attached to a small black box, which can be strapped around one of your legs, concealed under your trouser leg. The right sandal has an inbuilt copper coil, which is powered by the battery pack, which straps around...

Ntt Power Sandals Or An Incomplete Prototype Ntt Power Sandals Or An Incomplete Prototype (46 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on October 20, 2008

Here's an energy saving shoe which looks more like a broken electronic sandal. This is NTT's debut effort at creating a pair of power packing sandals, but unfortunately, despite the best of intentions, the visual aesthetics of the shoe leave a lot to be desired. These shoes are made to transform walking; into energy, but this latest gadget looks like a half-finished prototype more than a revolutionary new product. The shoe is designed to allow you to charge your gadgets, such as your...

Maple Phone Developed By Yoon And Lee Maple Phone Developed By Yoon And Lee (107 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on August 6, 2008

Transforming a popular product into a wooden version is a bizarre development, but the cell phone has just undergone such treatment. The Maple Phone has been developed by two Koreans, Hyun Jin Yoon and Eun Hak Lee as they prove that phones do not need to follow the same trend of plastic products. The wooden phone exhibits a touch sensitive keypad and also a camera. For the touchpad to work correctly, we believe that some different materials are used, as this would be impossible based on...

Corona Matic Waffle Maker Makes Keyboard Waffles Corona Matic Waffle Maker Makes Keyboard Waffles (42 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on July 10, 2008

This invention is still in its prototype stage yet aims to utilise defunct products and apply a different purpose to them. The Corona-Matic Waffle Maker makes waffles in the shape of computer keyboards. The gadget transforms an old style of writing equipment into a kitchen appliance which can cook up a few tasty treats. The inventor of the Corono-Matic is Chris Dimino, which was a group project at the School of Visual Arts. The task set for the students was to modify an exiting useless...

Uno Motorbike Leans Into Action Uno Motorbike Leans Into Action (146 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on April 28, 2008

For travel, many of us opt for a motorbike, whist very few of us have the time to learn to ride the more comical unicycle. Well, an 18 year-old scientist by the name of Ben J. Poss Gulak, has decided to merge both modes of transport, and develop what he has termed, 'Uno'. The bike caught the attention of many attendees to the 2008 National Motorcycle Show in Toronto, either because they thought it was cool or to determine what it actually was. The common wheel set-up, of one at the back...

Defendius Door Chain Is A Maze Ing Defendius Door Chain Is A Maze Ing (45 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on April 16, 2008

Here is a security gadget with a few twists, literally. The Defendius Door Chain at first glance looks like some kind of puzzle game, which attaches to your door and the door will only open once the maze has been completed. OK, this sounds good for those wanting to gain unauthorized access but what about trying to get out, and having to complete the puzzle each time? I'd rather not have to waste time figuring out a puzzle if my home was on fire and I was attempting to escape as quickly as...

Turnon Multi Functional Spinning Wall Turnon Multi Functional Spinning Wall (32 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on April 8, 2008

Conserving space is very much a must for those living in small apartments or flats, where space is few and far between. Therefore it is imperative to take advantage of the space you do have, and create an illusion of having more space than you actually do. Many use subtle colours on their walls, or mirror effects to achieve this illusion, but a practical solution has only entered the scene recently, in the form of the TurnOn Multi-Functional Spinning Wall. The Wall is essentially a room...

Take A Power Nap On The Nappak Take A Power Nap On The Nappak (38 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on April 7, 2008

Power naps are fantastic, and also proven to rejuvenate a person during the day. We all long for these power naps, but unfortunately there is never a bed around at the time, especially in the work office, leaving you nodding off with your nose pressed hard down against the desk. Did you ever dream of a portable bed which you could quickly assemble and then catch up on some much needed sleep? Well, the solution to such problems has finally arrived. A German study which was undertaken in...

Smartshopper Automated Grocery List Printer Smartshopper Automated Grocery List Printer (70 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on February 27, 2008

Are your kitchen cupboard looking rather bare? Do you often traverse around the Supermarket only to leave without those precious items which you only realize you've forgotten to purchase only when you arrive home to unpack? Well, fear no more. Rest assured that every item you require is added to your basket and then stacked into your bulging kitchen cupboards and fridge. The SmartShopper Automated Grocery List Printer comes to your rescue, allowing you to print out a grocery list with...

Barking Dog Home Protection System Barking Dog Home Protection System (54 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on November 9, 2007

There is no better alarm system than a vicious dog barking ferociously at the prowler's awaiting entry point, but the primary disadvantage with this protection method is the incessant cleaning up, albeit with the aid of a pooper scooper. Now you can have the best of both world; a barking protection system which leaves no mess (from the dog anyway, the intruder may mess himself). This invention is called an Alarm Security Bar which adds instant protection to any home without the need for...

Movin And Groovin Snakes Dance To Your Tunes Movin And Groovin Snakes Dance To Your Tunes (14 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on October 1, 2007

Snakes are often feared, but these Movin' and Groovin' Snakes are as tame as they come, considering they are made of plastic. These snakes plug directly into your music device and dance to the rhythm of the song being played. The snakes also come with a set of speakers which will omit the sounds of all your favourite tracks, in a surprisingly good quality. So they can play music and dance simultaneously, half pop artists can't even manage that. So if you're after some light...

Usb Powered Necktie Fan Stay Cool Under Pressure Usb Powered Necktie Fan Stay Cool Under Pressure (7 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on August 10, 2007

USB's are commonly used in the modern world and variations continue to emerge, revealing new interesting concepts and means of portable data use. The latest USB accessory comes in the form of a tie, suited towards those who feel the heat around their neck whilst sporting a tie. Limited market we believe, nonetheless invention company Thanko have manufactured the idea in Japan, named the USB Powered Necktie Fan. Nice and catchy title they have there, and it does do exactly as the name...

Sideways Bike A Bicycle With A Twist Sideways Bike A Bicycle With A Twist (21 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on July 16, 2007

In an effort to improve the flexibility of cycling on a regular bike, Michael Killian has invented a bicycle with a distinct twist, quite literally. The sideways bike allows the cyclist to travel sideways rather than straightforward with a more flexible and dynamic approach. All that is required by the cyclist is to convert the traditional left to right balance, to a more complicated front to back balance. All well in theory, but this change is more difficult to adapt to than one would...

Usb Customized Doorbell Usb Customized Doorbell (8 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on July 1, 2007

This device attaches to your computer via simple USB connection allowing you to transfer and store any audio clip of 30 seconds or less. The device then attaches itself as an extension to the existing doorbell wiring to replace the sound with the stored file. Surprise your guests by resonating any sound which you choose as they approach and press the doorbell. The device is wall mountable and can be attached by a hook to keep the doorbell well concealed. The doorbell is designed for low...

Ant Habitat From Antworks Ant Habitat From Antworks (13 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on June 15, 2007

Creepy crawlies may appear dull and boring, but this 'AntWorks' brings action and intrigue to an otherwise mundane viewing. Ants can lift up to 20 times their own body weight; have two stomachs and three eyes. They often work together, commonly in large groups, to achieve everyday tasks. The guys over at NASA have worked together in a similar fashion to create a healthy habitat for your ant collection. The habitat allows you to view the routes taken by individual ants as they alter the...

Muscle Suit From Tokyo Muscle Suit From Tokyo (21 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on May 11, 2007

Ok, so you want to build up your muscles and allow yourself to lift weights impressively. All you need is a huge suit, air compressor and a regulator strapped across both your shoulders making you look like a Legion Of Doom wrestler. Oddly enough, the suit is designed to assist you in lifting heavy items, but why on earth would this sample image be lifting dumbells? We have no idea either, but for manual labour this may just prove beneficial. The product was developed in a Tokyo...

Led Umbrella Led Umbrella (40 comments) Posted as a Weird Invention on May 6, 2007

Introducing the new LED umbrella. This new device comes equipped with a built in LED light which illuminates in the dark. At the touch of a button the light shines into action offering a safe and secure passage to your destination. The light is embedded inside the handle to lighten the area under the umbrella hood. Come day or night, this gadget has got you covered despite looking like a Star Wars light saber. So for those of you who can't handle a long walk home in the dark, this...

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