The most impressive car control panel
The Control Panel on the dashboard of the new model of Tesla, a company that manufactures fully electric cars. Το μοντέλο ονομάζεται “Model S” και έχει την μεγαλύτερη αυτονομία που έχουμε δει σε ηλεκτρικό αυτοκίνητο έως τώρα, […]
The fastest baby car
(18)When the plastic electric car small Evan started having problem of wear on the wheels, his father, who works in a car House improver, decided to make some conversions. So put normal wheels […]
Charge your mobile with the power of fire
The CampStove device of BioLite allows you to cook quickly and ecologically in countryside, while generating electricity from the heat of the fire so you can charge your mobile phone or any gadget.
Sentayehu Teshale: A great Carpenter without hands
The Sentayehu Teshale from Ethiopia is a true craftsman [...]
The unicycle electric scooter
An experimental electric scooter company RYNO
Electric bike
The Stealth manufactures innovative electric bikes that can reach a speed of 80 km / h. Some models can be used as simple bikes, while others are 100% electrically. They have disc brakes and suspension to […]
Hilarious scooter Domino's
To make movement safer, the people of Domino's in Netherlands Pizza chain installed sound effects on quiet electric scooter the.
Electric smart play pong
The production company of well-known smart car organized a pong game with its new electric models at the international motor show in Frankfurt. The aim was that visitors can experience the rapid acceleration of electric […]
A stunning wrist watch
The wristwatch 'Tread 1» of the company Devon is still under construction. It consists of four very thin belts are moved with precision electric motors for indicating the hour. The battery time will […]
'Toxicity' with electric violins
The song 'Toxicity' by System of a Down in a separate arrangement with electric violins from the band of Meytal Cohen
With an electric violin
One awesome Street musician charms with an electric violin and a loop pedal
Painting an electrical circuit
The unlikely display of electronic circuits on paper, with the help of conductive ink. A technology developed at MIT University
