“Come and see the latest in robot technology at the innorobo robot conference.”

“Beautiful voice, music, and our Earth planet, stop people hating each other and be happy with everything on this planet. Peace with Buddha.” — Quingu89

“The Search-based Planning Laboratory demonstrates how the PR2 dual-arm mobile robot could be bartender – or at least how it would make a plan and then move through a crowded space to pick up a coke and a snack for a visitor.” — cmurobotics

“This is cool and all… but it’s 2012! Where is my hover board damn it!?” — bdkfbwk

“If you live in the Belgian coastal village of De Haan and find yourself in need of a rest some recent additions to the town’s provision of benches might make you lift an eyebrow before you sit yourself down. They add a whole new dimension to the phrase I didn’t know where to put myself. The benches are not, as you may well suspect, the latest gift of a whacked out municipality to an unsuspecting public, however. They do, though, serve as real benches and are not safely ensconced in an art gallery. These crazy benches are artist Jeppe Hein’s creations and he wants you to sit on them.” w/ photos

“Sunbeams are everywhere – yet when they are caught on camera they are often unwanted additions to a photograph. They cut swathes through the picture, chopping off heads and obscuring detail in a burst of light. However, when they are deliberately captured the results can be nothing short of magical. Sunbeams have a rather more scientific name – and that is crepuscular rays. This is because of the time of day at which they are most likely to occur – those around dawn and dusk. In photography these times are often referred to as The Golden Hour.” w/ photos

“I get the feeling he likes turtles.” — alex1211

“I don’t know what is cooler the video or the song.” — cowboys808

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“Glancing up at the sky, a flying, fire-breathing dragon may be the last thing one would expect to see soaring above them. Sweeping the skies and praise of model-plane enthusiasts, the lime-green dragon that shoots fire with the help of a 55,000-voltage stun gun mixed with propane is indeed a reality to watch out for. Designed, built and painted by hobbyist Rick Hamel of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the sophisticated, turbo-engine powered monster is disguised beneath a delicately-painted fiberglass and Nomex honeycomb body that immaculately maintains its balance for flight. ‘Radio-controlled jets are considered the extreme end of the sport,’ Mr Hamel told MailOnline, ‘this is the next step beyond that.” w/ photos