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The best bike for the city
(20) | 05/08/2014 | While many try to discover again the wheel, Teague designers and Sizemore created a normal bike, that has many clever innovations. The original bicycle named 'Denny', won the first prize at the Oregon Manifest Bike Design Contest Design Project. The Denny has a anti-theft system integrated in the wheel, a smart luggage rack, Feather dewater, electric motor for difficult climbs, automatically changing speeds, Flash and lights with led. The bike is not yet commercially available, but soon will start the production of.
Makeshift karts moved with an electric screwdriver A father built for his son a smart karts from wood, that moves with the help of the motor from a battery electric screwdriver.- Automatic baby swing A dad in Russia constructed an ingenious swing, rocked automatically with the help of a mechanism of electric car Windows.
- The bike cannot be stolen Most bike locks can be cut or to unlock it with the right tools from thieves, making them a good but not perfect anti-theft solution. Three engineering students from Chile had a clever idea, and they designed a bike that doesn't even need lock. The prototype called Project Yerka, It is a bike that according to themselves is impossible to stolen. The frame of the bicycle 'breaks' so as to function as anti-theft chain, While the only way to steal someone's bike to break the skeleton, making it useless.
- Miniature electric screwdriver Enos Camare from Spain, designed and printed a tiny electric screwdriver on a 3D printer. Then he added a small motor with a switch, and the miniature screwdriver is fully functional. Fits in a small suitcase, while also containing a tiny charger and battery.
- Car battery changing station A battery changing station for the electric cars of the Chinese car manufacturer Nio. The change takes place in about 5 minutes and the car enters the station on autopilot.
- The latest technology The future of technology is here. Automatic electric jar and bottle opener. You can find it here.
- Automatic cutter for metals On a roof of hellenite, a worker cuts a piece of sheet metal into a corrugated shape using an electric cutter.
- A clever trick with the vacuum cleaner To reduce the size of the blankets to put in the closet, a woman does a clever trick with a vacuum cleaner. Places the blankets inside a large bag, and with the vacuum cleaner sucks the air through the bag. This is how the blankets are compressed, and no longer need a large storage space.
- They used the escalators as a luggage conveyor belt At a train station in Zhejiang, China, two women thought it would be smart to let their suitcases be carried up the escalator. One of the suitcases rolled down the stairs and hit a woman who was coming down at the time.
- Advanced water gun This is Spyra Two, an electric water gun that automatically fills and shoots small bursts of water under pressure.
- Automatic car cover The Vinoya is an automatic car cover, which unfolds and folds using a remote control. It is powered by a rechargeable battery that charges with solar energy. According to its creator, the cover material is waterproof, resistant to corrosion and scratches, while it also has an anti-theft alarm. Vinoya was unveiled on the Japanese website Green Funding.
- Advanced anti-theft system While trying to open the door of a van during a check, A policeman in Romania discovers a clever anti-theft system.
- Hidden headlights in cars A fashion that was common in older car models, were also the hidden floodlights that appeared with an automatic electric mechanism.
- Improvised vacuum cleaner Sergei from Russia invented a smart vacuum cleaner, operated by air from a compressor and a pipe. This way he can easily clean his truck.
- A smart automatic gate for cars Made in Australia, the gate "Oz Autogate" opens mechanically on its own when approaching a vehicle. Thanks to a smart mechanism, the gate rises with the weight of the vehicle as it proceeds on a metal ramp. Then it closes slowly, thanks to a hydraulic cylinder.