You don’t really need to watch the entire video, but here’s Gaus Wheel, a monocycle mixed with a scooter?
Looks interesting on video at least… but of course, only a real experience trying to ride it will really show how good that is.
For starters, I dunno how stable this is, how breaking works (if it has any breaks)… but I imagine falling won’t be very nice on those. 
Well, not unlike skates and some other stuff with wheels…
Source: TechEBlog
A video displaying a realistic human head render from nVidia:
Nice eh? The interesting part – the video posting dates back to 2007! o_O
Thing is, as you probably imagine, realistic rendering doesn’t translate to game rendering… but recent games are getting close to that level of detail nowadays.
Still, it’s the same old debate: What’s the use of realistic graphics in games that aren’t fun to play.
Oh, if you wanna have some fun just go to the YouTube video page and read the comments… yet another useless discussion about PC games versus console games. pft.
Source: YouTube Recommendations
Ok, you obviously heard about mice put in mazes for experiences and stuff, but you ever heard of a competition with robotic mouses in mazes?
It’s nothing new for those in robot competitions really, and years of experience and competitions lead to the amazing Tetra:
Nevermind solving the puzzle this fast, it’s speed alone is enough to make my jaw drop!
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Sometime ago I posted some of mockmoon’s videos… now that the blog became capable of displaying Vimeo content, I’m posting some more!
MockMoon has these awesome timelapse and tilt-shift videos from Japan.
This one, entitled HASYMO -The City of Light-!
Now that I’m following him along some other brilliant photographers on Vimeo, expect more photography/video posts like this one! 
You can check more of his content on mockmoon’s official blog!
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Like the title says…
Interesting how animals can behave in certain situations.
Source: Pointed out by Amanda.
Strapya World is a japanese toy company/distributor/store that get on the news every now and them for their weird, cute, interesting and unique ideas for toys.
This Big Bomb Piggy Bank from Takara Tomy explodes if you don’t make daily deposits!
Source: tomonaring YouTube Channel
Vessel is a very interesting physics platformer which involves liquid shaping and stuff.
Made by Strange Loop Games and nominated for the Independent Games Festival award, it’s coming for PCs and consoles according to the source.
Check more and keep in touch at the official Strange Loop Games Vessel page!
Source: IndieGames
Dunno the name of this humanoid robot (because all humanoid robots must have names ) e-Nuvo was developed by researchers from Nippon Institute of Technology:
In collaboration with Harada Vehicle Design, ZMP and ZNUG Design.
It’s 126 cm tall and weighs 15 kg, uses Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio software and is being showcased in japanese schools for kids to have first hand contact with the technology!
Source: AkihabaraNews and Engadget
You probably heard of it but still didn’t quite understand what it is.
So here, a video that explains the concept more clearly.
Source: TechEBlog
OneManSho… I’m shure I saw the first video from this guy quite a while ago. But never knew he had more… and they are just awesome!
Basically, he can sing backwards. Here are some of his videos… try to figure out what music it is.
Last one is the best one IMHO so far! xD Though yeah, all of them are awesome!
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