This is [probably] the coolest thing you’ll see this month. Galaga bots in real life.
It doesn’t make sense to hire smart people and tell them what to do; we hire smart people so they can tell us what to do.
(Source: shaneguiter, via infoneer-pulse)
A good long essay about music and technology.
We’ve been following Kyle McDonald’s face morphing experiments since he posted that other video awhile back. He’s obviously getting better. The implications of this kind of work is going to have a significant impact on how we perceive authenticity on the internet.
Escape The Map Mercedes-Benz TV Advert (30”) (by mercedesbenzuk)
Mercedes meets Inception. Check out the actual site this trailer advertises for more creepy representations of a city in the future. http://escapethemap.com
(via new-aesthetic)
Theo Jansen, a kinetic sculptor, creates the most Steampunk robots you’ve ever witnessed - completely powered by the wind.
Sometimes the best solution happens to be the simplest. Take this Japanese engineer’s attempt to recreate the legend of the Moais, who apparently walked on their own.
This looks like it is somewhat similar to Facebook’s Project Spartan.
“What is being called the world’s first HTML5 web app browser launches today in the App Store. The free and universal MobiUs app provides a way for developers to get apps onto iDevices without first getting Apple’s approval. As such, this could fast become be a game-changer in mobile app development.”
(via Joshua Ross via World’s First HTML5 Web App Browser Launches - Could Be Game Changer For Developers — AppAdvice)
This comic book shop in Tustin California is next level when it comes to Google Street view. Did the Google Car driver get out and decide to take the nine-eye camera in while they picked up some Daredevil comics? Is this an error? Or is it one of Google’s new additions to Maps: Shop View. Try it out.
