Master swordsmith and renowned propmaster, Tony Swatton, forges iconic weapons using high-speed belt grinders, scorching furnaces, and pounding power hammers. Then he takes his weapon to the streets to bust up some stuff.
Category Archives: Technology
Lipflask

The lipstick-shaped flask can hold 125ml of your favorite beverage and is made of stainless steel, silicone rubber and plastic. To fill, unscrew the red top and pour in the liquid using a little funnel. Approximately: 4 cm x 14 cm x 4 cm.
Endless Bacon

This D-printed bacon is made out of sandstone and is printed at Shapeways. It looks might tasty. It’s yours from Shapeways for $19.
San Francisco Time Lapse (Empty America)
The “Empty America” series begins in San Francisco and shows famous landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman’s Wharf,Lombard Street, Ghirardelli Square and the Bay Bridge without any people and cars.
Virtual Keyboard
Check out this laser virtual keyborad that you can use with your Ipad/Iphone. Next step is to integrate this into the phone.
Warm Feet With Chargeable Shoestrings

Warm Shoestring is a project where shoelaces are made from a specialized fire-resistant material and that plug into an adapter. The adapter regulates the temperature and the string warms up the shoes. Good ideal for countries that suffer bitter cold winter.
AirMouse

The world is in desperate need of a new solution so that we can once and for all get rid of the mouse, the one gadget that has injured more people than American football probably has. The AirMouse is basically a glove that you put on which interacts with the computer and enables you to move and work just like you usually would with a mouse, but in mid air. This solution is way less likely to strain your wrists, so it is a better choice for many people who haven’t been able to use a computer since they were injured. Is this the future of computer interaction?
Solar Floating Resort

Solar Floating Resort designed by Michele Puzzolante. Covered completely in a thin-film solar skin, it sleeps six and sports an underwater observation room. The round shape of the vessel provides constant exposure to the sun, feeding batteries during daylight hours.
Backpack Used To Climb Walls
Utah State University “Ascending Aggies” team recently won first prize out of 33 teams in the Air Force’s contest to get four soldiers over a very tall wall. They developed what they call a PVAC, or Personal Vacuum Assisted Climber and it works just as you’d imagine: a loud-as-hell vacuum strapped to your back connects to two suction cups and lets you climb pretty much anything, even if the surface wouldn’t have been so good for regular suctions cups
C1 Electric Vehicle

The Lit C-1 is a electric urban vehicle, combining the size of a motorcycle and durability of a car. The C-1 uses electronically-controlled gyroscopes to remain upright even in the case of an accident. It can be charged up in six hours, has a top speed of 120mph, and the battery provides enough autonomy for 150 to 220 miles. It will be available in 2014 and will sell for $12,000 to $16,000 (USD).