© 2024 VideoMan | Contact / Contact: info@videoman.gr | Privacy Policy | Terms Of Use
More results...
Loading the player...
The radio-globe
(13) | 24/08/2020 | 
Using a 3D printer, Englishman Jude Pullen created a radio device called RadioGlobe, which allows you to listen to stations from around the world by placing a viewfinder anywhere on a globe.
Advanced Related Posts
At the train station in Madrid, a hero saves a man falls on train tracks
A cat is waiting eagerly for an important document to the printer
Jared Owen created a 3D animation, which presents in detail the whole mechanism of operation of the Big Ben clock.
Philip Frenzel, a student at the University of Aalen in Germany, εφηύρε τον πρώτο "αερόσακο" Mobile phones. The device...
In an episode of the Turkish tv series 'Küçük Kiyamet', the producers forgot to add the special digital effects to a...
A small kitten trapped in a small tube in fire station, preserved using a leaf blower. The...
Italian Rulof handyman shows us how we can make small oxygen cylinders for the sea, using simple objects and...
At the train station in Medellin city Colombia, a police officer with excellent reflexes stops a man who tries to jump...
The NASA placed cameras on the international space station (ISS) and offers live images of Earth from space. The...
The Briton Dylan Winter shows us the cheapest solution to thermaneis a room. Απ'οτι υποστηρίζει η κατασκευή είναι...
The EHT telescope, a terrestrial telescope network that combines data from electromagnetic interference stations located on the Earth, just gave...
The Myo is an armband/remote that was invented by the company Thalmic Labs, and allows remote control in a...
The Lily is an autonomous drone with camera, who follows you pulling videos and photos. With a tracking device that...
A high school girl from Hokkaido, Japan is the only person who uses the train in this small village..