Yamaha Deus Ex Machina Motorcycle

Designed by Jake Loniak, a student at the Art Center in Pasedena for Yamaha.

The Yamaha Deus Ex Machina exoskeleton is an immensely futuristic-looking, single person’s stand-up vehicle created by Jake Loniak, a student at the Art Center Pasadena.

“The vehicle is powered by ultra-capacitors and doped nano-phoshpate batteries (similar to the ones currently used in hybrid cars) and it is controlled using 36 pneumatic muscles with two linear actuators set along a spine consisting of seven artificial vertebrae,” Gizmodo explains. “Even the helmet is pneumatically attached.”

Matthias Pleissnig famous for his modern and chic furniture, has launched his latest Chaise design called the Providence. The Desginer seating morphs together two different forms into one so that while a person can sit upright on one end, it also allows another person to lounge on the other. The furniture is made from Steam bent oak. Perfect for an evening to spend lounging and talking with your significant other.

The XYZ Computer Desk gives a tough fight to all other gorgeous PC tables with built-in PC and computer peripherals present in the market when it comes to the form factor.

The forward thinking folks at Photojojo have come up with a solution to your quandary. Their brilliant new keyboard shortcut skins for Mac versions of Aperture, Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, and Pro Tools (amongst other programs) allows anyone to become endowed with the digital wisdom you possess.

Custom key stickers can turn your standard Mac keyboard into a professional grade single purpose keyboard, perfect for running any number of creative tools.

The “Wire Button” by Jaehyung Hong untangles your headphone cables for your listening pleasure and looks subtle enough to avoid being branded a gadget geek.

Give your speakers some extra personality by making them out of a vinyl doll. The combined need for some new speakers created a happy union of doll and speaker.

Designer Ed Lewis took the hip, urban chic of vinyl toys and gave them the gift of music by fusing speakers into the faces of these “Munnny” vinyl toys from Kid Robot.

ETS Rejuvasun spa bed has added the Omnilux medical grade rejuvenating panel into it’s bed, offering both red and near-infrared light waves - clinically proven to show a 74% improvement in fine lines and wrinkles.

It comes equipped with a special non-tanning, pulsating LED unit, giving off low-energy light pulses in specific frequencies and colors of light that can help skin appear smoother and younger looking.

Blood pressure is not hard to measure, but the necessary equipment for clinically accurate measurements – a cuff, a pump, and stethoscope or electronics – is bulky and heavy.

Philips, the electronics giant has recently filed a patent for blood-pressure sensing underpants which can be calibrated to give accurate readings whenever they are worn. The technology makes use of “pulse wave velocity” - pulse waves generated when the heart pumps which then moves through the blood circulatory system. The researchers have found pulse wave speeds correlate to blood pressure.

PROJECT ORIGNALTED FROM SEA SHELLS.
This unique Shell Series speakers designed by Gurdeep Sandhu that would perfectly complement your home decor. The one-of-its-kind design has been inspired from the sea shells. The looks are more than enough to seduce the audiophiles for now, but we need to wait and see if the specs will be equally impressive.

frog Design’s concept facemask would let you escape reality by augmenting or replacing what you see, smell, and hear with sensory inputs of your own choosing.

FrogDesign poignantly depicts A Digital Escape as “a boundary between the wearer and the world around him, the device would become a sort of visual drug, used to make the world appear a better place – even if just for a moment.”