“In this video, I combine the power of 20 JBL Micro 2s to create the Sound Trooper! The suit features hockey shoulder pads, industrial strength velcro, a Storm Trooper helmet (Star Wars), a Nexus 4 & of course the JBL Micro 2s. It may be hard to distinguish in the video, but the sound output of this contraption was formidable – similar to that of a ghetto blaster, a ghetto blaster you can WEAR!” — unboxtherapy
The Anatomage Table
Barrel Of King Kong

“The goal is to build something fun and desirable to a decent standard, while keeping costs and man-hours to a minimum. To clarify, this is to see if someone who builds on a regular basis can knock out a small profitable project in the interest of raising some extra bucks for their hobby. For legal reasons, I will be building a cabinet that is completely ready to play vertical games and has an industry standard Jamma interface to receive any game board that is compatible with that plug and controls layout.” w/ photos
A Robot That Runs Like A Cat
“Thanks to the design of its legs, which faithfully mimic feline morphology, EPFL’s 4-legged ‘cheetah-cub robot’ shares the advantages of its biological model: it is small, light and runs very fast. In the long term, this type of machine, which is still in an experimental stage, could be used in search and rescue missions or for exploration.” — epflnews
3-B Printing Project
Living Statue Levitation

“Opinion is divided on the subject of living statues. If you have traveled to any major world city then you know who I mean: the street entertainers who spend hours dressing up and applying makeup and then spend the rest of the day rooted to the spot (unless to collect money from bemused tourists or frighten small children, both of which are fine by me considering the labors they have gone through to effect their appearance). They either fascinate, creep out or both in equal parts. Yet this is a new one on me – the living statue apparently suspended in mid-air and looking quite relaxed about it too. So, how does he do it?” w/ photos
Lonesomeness Mazinger Z

“When Professor Juzo Kabuto built the super robot Mazinger Z he envisioned a world protected from the forces of Dr Hell and his mechanical beasts by this, his ultimate invention. Made from Japanium (found only on the slopes of Mount Fuji) Mazinger B’s sheer size and power would defend humanity against evil for generations. He never imagined that his gargantuan brainchild would end its days in an unfinished suburb of a quiet Spanish town, rooted to the spot and silently, gently decaying.” w/ photos
