About a third into this video of Russian kids doing their usual thing—climbing onto buildings, towers, and bridges with absolute disregard to their own life—I had to stop. I’ve seen things like this before, but this was too much.
The team at Valve responsible for releasing the gaming documentary “Free to Play” aren’t making any attempt to pretend it was done for profit in and of itself. Instead, released … Continue reading
The Internet is no stranger to fan-made commercials, most of which pale in comparison to the unofficial Tesla Motors’ commercial some recent graduates made. Using a relatively small budget and … Continue reading
Another day, another insane person in a wingsuit who decides to fly into a narrow canyon full of razor-sharp rocks. This time it’s "athlete and flying cowboy Marshall Miller" going through the Beehive line, in the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Arizona.
There are all sorts of things you can do with a flying drone aircraft or quadcopter carrying a camera. You could do the obvious and chase your dog or cat around the house. You could have it follow your significant other around to make sure they’re not causing trouble.
One thing I would not have thought of doing with a camera-packing drone is send it into the caldera of an active volcano. I would expect the hot gas and flying molten lava to destroy the drone in short order. I would be wrong, at least in this instance. Recently, Shaun O’Callaghan’s DJI Phantom quadcopter drone carried a GoPro into an active volcano on Tanna Island in Vanuatu.
You can see in the video that lava and gas are flying everywhere and going all around the camera and drone. I can’t believe the thing survived, but Shaun says the drone says no harm came to it or the camera during filming.
[via DroneHire]
There are all sorts of uses for drone aircraft in the civilian world. You can use them to shoot aerial footage of your home or business. I know several people … Continue reading
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Amazon’s much-rumored video streaming device will go on sale in "early" April—on Amazon.com as well as through retailers like Best Buy and Staples.
Someone put a GoPro on Superman’s head so we could all experience what he sees on his day to day. Or maybe someone put a GoPro on a quadcopter and then changed the speed and added some clever effects to get this great little video.
Hands On With HereO, The Small And Simple GPS Watch Made Especially For Kids
Posted in: Today's ChiliIf you’ve got a child between the ages of 3 and 8, you’re in an interesting spot as a parent. The kid is old enough to be involved in activities such as school and play dates, which can keep them out from under your watchful eyes for hours at a time. But they’re not quite old enough to have a cell phone of their own for keeping in touch. A startup called HereO has made a gadget especially for… Read More
Sure, Babar was a pretty cool elephant, but what happens when he becomes a cyborg bent on the destruction of the mustache man who stole his crown in Babar Loses His Crown? He goes out and gets one of these robotic trunks and starts tearing stuff up around Paris. Pure insanity. Festo, a German robotics company, is making sure that Babar will be able to bring the hurt down on all of us with this… Read More