From what I’ve seen, it seems that VTech scored a homerun with their
large lineup of colorful, educational and entertaining dinosaur/vehicle
hybrids. Any toy that dares to teach kids about the long-clawed
Therizinosaurus is a winner in my book!
The Lomography crew is looking for designers to create a series of
helpful accessories to make their user-made Konstruktor series analogue
cameras even better. The top five innovators get their own cameras, so
what are you waiting for?
The Momiji family of modern doll figurines continues to grow with
darling new designs on a regular basis, and for good reason: Reading the
sweet note tucked inside from whomever gave you the Momiji is half of
the fun!
Way back in May 2013, the “Ignite Diabetes Challenge” prompted designers
from around the world to create plans for painless and less painful
ways for diabetics to take their needed insulin. Shots suck, so let’s
check out the insulin delivery tools of the future:
Earlier this year, NASA and LEGO teamed up for two contests
that ignited the imaginations of anyone with an idea of the sorts of new
vehicles that we might see in orbit in the near future. Let’s take a peek at
the winners!
If you’re looking for a safe, unique, durable and downright cool-looking
first RC car for the kiddos, do I have the animal/vehicle hybrids for
you!
The popular website Lifehacker.com has a really cool ongoing contest called the MacGyver Challenge. Readers are given a task each week to “hack” an everyday household item into something inventive and clever. From binder clips to wine corks and more, here are some of the best and most useful ideas to date from the MacGyver Challenge!
The team behind the world’s first 3D printed automobile are getting
ready to roll out their latest prototype, the URBEE 2, and they need
your help to create the car’s signature insignia.
Why waste a perfectly good cardboard tube in the recycle bin when you
can make a sword, abstract models and other cool stuff with Toobalink
construction sets?
High fives offer a great way for friends and family to rejoice when something exciting happens and a hug or pat on the back just don’t quite fit the bill, and low fives are too underwhelming for the situation. But what if you could wear a device that creates the most epic of high fives each and every time?
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