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London's new Tube trains come from the future
London is getting ready to welcome new Tube trains for the next 40 years. Last week, London unveiled the new cars to the public for the first time, and when the trains finally hit the tracks starting in the mid-2020s, they'll bring an appreciable list of improvements to riders.
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How Monsieur Shook Up Disrupt SF With Its Bartending Robot
And we’re back with episode two of our Road To Disrupt video series, which shows the good, the bad, and the ugly moments startups go through when competing in the Disrupt Battlefield competition.
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Kate Cooper: hypercapitalism and the digital body
Kate Cooper’s ‘Rigged’ opens at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin.
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Best Architecture Photographer Announced at the World Architecture Festival 2014
Best Architecture Photographer of the Year 2014 was awarded to British duo Hufton + Crow for capturing Zaha Hadid's Heydar Aliyev Centre staircase.
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BMW 2 Series Convertible
The BMW 2 Series convertible has made its debut at the 2014 Paris Motor Show. According to BMW, it will offer four separate models in the 2 series lineup. Currently there are three models in 2 series, one is 2 series coupe, other is 2 series convertible and 2 series active tourer.
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Linksys wants to make network switches “cool” and more expensive
Linksys is betting big on its new blue router, a resurrection of the classic WRT54G design with modern components inside. The company (now owned by Belkin) today said it plans a new line of networking peripherals to complement the device, starting with an 8-port Gigabit Ethernet switch.
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Why Are Cars Almost Always Symmetrical?
With a very few notable exceptions, cars tend to be bilaterally symmetrical. It's been that way almost since the very beginning. Cars that even attempt to play with this accepted notion tend to get smacked down hard - look at the Nissan Cube. But cars don't have to be so symmetrical - why are they?
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This new umbrella creates a force-field of air to protect you from the rain
Is this the end for awkward and unwieldy umbrellas? Designers in China have teamed up with university students to invent a better kind of umbrella - a device that creates a force-field of air around you to shield you from the rain.
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Nendo creates optical illusions for Japanese design exhibition display
Nendo has used different tones of pink and purple to create the illusion of 3D display stands at an exhibition the Japanese studio curated in Singapore.
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The "weirdest lock on earth" has a key like a tiny mechanical snake
That's how this remarkable design is described by lockpicker John Coulter, whose efforts have been stymied by its peculiar design: instead of being a straight, flat piece of metal, the key is a flexible chain similar to a watch strap, housed in a hard slip-casing that allows it to be inserted into the snaking design of the lock itseld.
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Afterglow: Lightsuit Segment
From the depth of the creative visuals to the groundbreaking, never-been-done-before scale of the shoot, Afterglow is being hailed as one of the most cinematically profound ski movies ever made. From Sweetgrass Productions, full film Oct. 19.
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The all new Crazy Cart XL
Razor Presents: The all new CRAZY CART XL
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Lockheed Martin’s Claims on Fusion Energy Meet with Skepticism
Lockheed Martin’s announcement last week that it had secretly developed a promising design for a compact nuclear fusion reactor has met with excitement but also skepticism over the basic feasibility of its approach.
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HYPERPROOF
Alternative entertainment. New discoveries. Controversial theories. Stimulating discussions. This is HYPERPROOF
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The Architecture Of Fear: How To Design A Truly Terrifying Haunted House
We chat with the designers behind one of the scariest haunted houses in America.
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A Day With Project Ara, Google's Crazy Modular Phone
Seth Newburg has a phone. It’s a new phone, just a prototype. Almost no one here at Google has seen it yet. Newburg is sitting in a corner conference room in Google’s Mountain View headquarters, fresh off an airplane, with me at his side, and a photographer standing over his shoulder firing through pictures of this brand new phone: a prototype that’s unlike anything anyone has ever seen before. This is a future-of-Google phone. Hell, it’s a future of all phones phone. If things go well.
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This Skyscraper Is Designed To Suck Up Dirty Air
The Clean Air Tower, designed for Chinese cities, could de-pollute multiple city blocks at a time.
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Reminders of a Bygone Internet
The Windows 93 project and the revival of the early Internet experience do more than just shift web design.
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The Abyss Table
"The Abyss Table" is a stunning designer coffee table that draws attention to itself automatically. This original piece of furniture was created by designer Christopher Duffy Duffy London and is limited to 25 pieces.
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Tiny apartment in Paris (8sqm only)
You can discover in the video how we found a way to turn a tiny room (8 sqm) in Paris into a really functional and easy to live apartment (maybe the tiniest one in town).
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