The 12 Gauge Shot Glasses look like good company with drinks. The design of course is the best and most innovative part. They come in sets of 4 and cost $19.21.
BBG
Swarovski Bracelet Secretly Holds A Watch
The D:light bracelet from Swarovski comes in the usual jewelry format, you get to choose from a stainless steel ($1500) or golden ($1700) bracelet covered in 171 Swarovski crystals. The good part: the bracelet displays time at the simple click of a button. It’s a lot more bling than the faceless watch, and good looks come for a much higher price.
Gearlog
The Eye-xpressive Robot
Understanding gestures and emotions is still a far cry for robots, but this robo created by Hirota Lab at the University Of Tokyo can pave the way. The robot is only a pair of eyes, but it can express itself amply with just those eyes. Ability of the robot to communicate with eyes will make it good at understanding non-verbal communication, and once researchers add the planned speech synthesis and recognition program, it will be able to communicate verbally as well.
BotJunkie
Giant Beetle Robot Shows Up In Japan
Takahashi, a Japanese guy in his sixties has spent nearly 11 years of his life building this giant eleven-meter long 15 tonne robot. The remote controlled robot is shaped like a rhinoceros beetle, a beetle big enough to kick some rhino and elephant ass.
CrunchGear
Kyocera EOS Concept Folds, Generates Its Own Power
Kyocera’s EOS Concept looks good, has a flexible OLED screen that can go into folds, shape memory buttons that appear on the clear surface when you need them (neat!) and it uses kinetic energy to generate its power. That means every single motion charges up the device and you won’t possibly ever run out of juice.
Core77 and Dvice
Text-ile Concept Chair Made From Old Keyboards Looks Geeky, Uncomfortable
Text-ile Concept from Dante Bonuccelli looks innovative, cool and to some degree, even environment friendly. It is made of discarded keyboards and while the idea sounds appealing, I guess it will not be something you’d want to rest your hind on.
OhGizmo
Steampunk Giraffe
The mechanical 6 feet steampunk giraffe has been created by Andrew Chase. He has experience in creating mechanical steampunk animals, and has previously created an elephant and another giraffe. This one has shiny blue eyes that look sort of scary on the metal frame. All joints rotate and lock, and the neck can be lowered or raised.
bookofjoe
Feel Like A Hamster – Grass Wheel
Get that “natural” feel by walking on grass, even when you’re passing through the road or concrete. The Grass Wheel created by David Gallaugher, Kevin James, and Jacob Jebailey of the Dalhousie School of Architecture, is lined with grass, with enough room for a human to walk like a hamster.
Geekologie
Faceless LED Watch Is More Like A Bracelet
The Faceless LED Watch does not quite fit the general definition of a watch, it has no dials, no screen, basically looks-wise there’s no defining feature to differentiate it from a bracelet. Except that it tells time. The design by Hiranao Tsuboi displays time on the strap. It’s not for sale yet, but is expected to be sold soon.
Geeky Gadgets
Decals To Tranform The iPhone
The decals created by zweiPhone go with the motto “Downgrade Today.” Artist/designer S1M has a set of decals that you can put on the back of your iPhone. These decals come in the form of popular phones now consigned to history. Get them just to make your phone “different” or perhaps for the nostalgia of the previous phone.
PSFK