Curious/Impressive Videos on TFTS - Page 2

Posted by Andrew Tingle on July 26th 2007 | 1 Response

A while back we posted about designer Issey Miyake’s (then) new website on account of the fact that we found the flash intro absolutely mesmerising. We also loved the soundtrack.
Since then we’ve visited thousands of sites in our relentless trek for material for the site but nothing in that time …

Uniqlock Website V3
Posted by Andrew Tingle on June 10th 2007 | 5 Responses

Following on from the OVO Minimalist Watch we featured earlier on TFTS I was reading Electro Plankton today who noted that Issey Miyake’s new website had launched and I was tempted to take a look. And we’re glad I did.
It’s not very often we post about a site in particular …

Issey Miyake New Website V2
Posted by Andrew Tingle on May 13th 2007 | No Responses

Welcome to model making of the future courtesy of the Synthetic Reality Project at Carnegie Mellon.
Claytronics consists of a programmable matter made up of billions of microscopic robots each with computational abilities and sensors that allow for interaction, resulting in a mouldable and programmable tactile medium that can be formed …

Claytronics V2
Posted by Andrew Tingle on May 4th 2007 | No Responses

We have not posted a curious video for a while here at TFTS so, by way of reassurance that we have not suddenly begun to take ourselves too seriously (God forbid), we have somewhat of a gem for you.
As many advertisers have come to realize, the best way to get …

Bizarre Samsung Viral Advertisement
Posted by Andrew Tingle on April 16th 2007 | No Responses

 
If you found the Humping Dog funny, you’ll love this curiously amusing video featuring the worlds first robotic adult film star, aka Hector the Humping Robot (actually a Robonova-1 robot) getting it on with all manner of things. In fact, he’ll seeming try and hump just about anything (just like …

Robonova Robot
Posted by Andrew Tingle on March 29th 2007 | 2 Responses

How do you clean all the crumbs and pieces of food that come out of a deep fat fryer? Which ever way you do it, I strongly suspect that, unlike this restaurant in Japan, you don’t install a fish tank underneath, pop in a few goldfish and simply let them …

Goldfish
Posted by Andrew Tingle on March 28th 2007 | No Responses

Some weeks ago we featured an animation called ‘Wii – Hold on Tight’ that caused quite a stir, not only on TFTS but across the net in general (if you missed this first installment, you can see it here).
Brent Young, one of the chaps behind the animation has been in …

Nintendo Wii Controllers
Posted by Andrew Tingle on March 25th 2007 | 2 Responses

The greatest form of camouflage is a cloak of invisibility and these videos show that quite apart from being science fiction, such technology is already science fact.
We’ve seen a fair few posts concerning new technologies that, in essence, offer camouflaging by seemingly rendering an item as invisible – such an …

Invisibility Technology Video
Posted by Andrew Tingle on March 24th 2007 | No Responses

It’s been a while since we posted a video on TFTS but to be entirely honest with you it’s been equally as long since I’ve watched a video that struck me as worth posting. But there can be little doubt that this video, showing IO2’s M3 holographic display in action …

Star Wars R2D2 Droid
Posted by Andrew Tingle on March 13th 2007 | 2 Responses

If you’re designing a missile with the intentions of taking out armoured vehicles or any hardened target then, as far as inflicting the required damage is concerned, you have two potential avenues open to you. You can either pack in a warhead with enough destructive power to do the job …

Lockheed CKEM Kinetic Energy Missile
Posted by Andrew Tingle on March 11th 2007 | No Responses

We’ve seen quite a few videos showing what appears to be where the future of computer user interfaces is rapidly headed but this is certainly the best, and most well produced we’ve seen to date, so we thought we would share it with you.
What may not come as a surprise …

Computer of the past