Citroen Tubik
CITROËN has developed Tubik, a high-tech executive shuttle based on one key idea: travel should be fun. Come with us on a shared, intelligent, connected and eco-friendly journey!



















Visualizaton by Laurent Nivalle
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To take part in ‘Be Your Own Souvenir’, participants are asked to stand on a small podium and strike a pose for a few minutes while a three-dimensional model of their body is scanned by three Kinects (hacked Xbox 360 interfaces with 3D depth sensors). The data is then passed to a 3D printer, and rendered in low-res plastic from the feet up – all within fifteen minutes. via
Daniela Gilsanz from RISD (The Rhode Island School of Design) designed a series of iPhone cases mimicking the fact you are chatting on your mobile.


Just spotted an awesome product design concept on Kickstarter site "Sensu Brush: A True Painting Experience on Your iPad by Artist Hardware" - an ultimate dream for an iPad artists.

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TikTok + LunaTik simply transform the iPod Nano into the world’s coolest muti-touch watches. Originally launched on creative crowdfunding platform Kickstarter.com, the project shattered records, raising nearly $1m in 30 days, making it one of the most successful crowd funding stories in history.



Nike hysteria with "Back to the Future II" iconic film starts in a new series of futuristic but real sneakers Nike MAG. Company will finally release in a production run of 1,500 pairs for eBay auction. All net proceeds from the sneaker’s sales being donated to the The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research to help eradicate an illness that has severely affected the lives of Fox and many across the world. The sneaker aesthetically is virtually identical to the one worn by Michael J. Fox and his Marty McFly character circa 2015. via
Sculptor Anish Kapoor is designing a mobile concert hall to bring music and arts to the region of Japan hit by March's earthquake and tsunami.
The hall, seating up to 700 spectators, will be a "pneumatic structure" so that it can be inflated quickly with air.











