Showing posts with label Ideas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ideas. Show all posts
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Tired of finding your dining table that can fit easily in your small house? Concept design inspire from 'Kura-kura' or tortoise that actually can tucks their legs in, The Kure table by Turkish designer Fatih Can Sariöz is able to sit up to six people when in use, and closes up as a sphere once you're done eating. The sphere lighting will rise from the table's center, basking the base with a glow of blue light to help enhance the eating ambience. I wonder how much the Jetsons will have to fork out for this.
Tired of finding your dining table that can fit easily in your small house? Concept design inspire from 'Kura-kura' or tortoise that actually can tucks their legs in, The Kure table by Turkish designer Fatih Can Sariöz is able to sit up to six people when in use, and closes up as a sphere once you're done eating. The sphere lighting will rise from the table's center, basking the base with a glow of blue light to help enhance the eating ambience. I wonder how much the Jetsons will have to fork out for this.
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Eureka happens to be one of my favorite shows on TV, and the fact that the University of Queensland plans to build a nerd nest similar to the fictional stronghold makes me very happy. Especially since they're not tied up with that meddling Department of Defense. The "multibillion-dollar brain city" on the western outskirts of Brisbane will be dedicated to science and technology, while housing about 10,000 people—with the hopes that 4,500 of those residents will be some of the world's best scientists.
The project is still in the proposal stage, as the university is still entertaining bids, and they expect the project to take up to 15 years to complete. And speaking of residents, while he may not be one of the brightest, I'd like to endorse Jack Carter for town sheriff.
[Courier Mail via Slashdot via Gizmodo]
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Eureka happens to be one of my favorite shows on TV, and the fact that the University of Queensland plans to build a nerd nest similar to the fictional stronghold makes me very happy. Especially since they're not tied up with that meddling Department of Defense. The "multibillion-dollar brain city" on the western outskirts of Brisbane will be dedicated to science and technology, while housing about 10,000 people—with the hopes that 4,500 of those residents will be some of the world's best scientists.
The project is still in the proposal stage, as the university is still entertaining bids, and they expect the project to take up to 15 years to complete. And speaking of residents, while he may not be one of the brightest, I'd like to endorse Jack Carter for town sheriff.
[Courier Mail via Slashdot via Gizmodo]
