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Berlin-based designers Ying Zhang and Ida Thonsgaard created a system called Playtime, which is a collection of chairs and tables made out of thin layers of tessellated wooden triangles, backed by a textile laminate. When these pieces are unfolded, they're flat like rugs. But when you snap together the embedded system of magnets and clips, each piece transforms into a 3D side table or stool. The surfaces are covered in patterns inspired by Japanese origami and Nordic textiles.
AMD is reported to be taking a leap into unknown territory as it prepares its first ever ARM chip.
Codenamed "Seattle", the new chip is apparently based on the architecture designed by ARM, which is now prolific in smartphones and tablets. According to the Wall Street Journal, the chips will be aimed at server systems where the same power savings required by mobile apps are becoming increasingly attractive.
Ever wonder how feathers came about? Would you believe that they were once donned by the dinosaurs? In this latest TED-Ed animated lecture created by artist Armella Leung, writer Carl Zimmer narrates how feathers evolved over 50 million years from dinosaur fuzz to bird plumage:
Google has confirmed plans for 'Project Loon', a mission that will launch internet-delivering balloons into the sky over remote locations in areas of the world (such as in jungles and mountains) that have poor Internet connection.
Introducing The Konstruktor, a plastic SLR analog camera by Lomogoraphy which starts out as a DIY model kit. The 35mm camera features a top-down viewfinder, multiple exposure function, and a detachable lens. And the best part is that you get to build it from scratch to understand how all those features work to take pretty pictures.
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Instagram can only get as fun as you looking, liking, and commenting on your friends' photos. And after awhile it just becomes a habit.
You may not know much about chemistry, but maybe this periodic table of Muppets will make sense to you. It's an incredibly organized and colorful take on the history of the Muppets which you'll appreciate.
Not everyone can say they have a great view from their homes or offices, and even if they do have amazing views of the city or scenic landscapes, nothing can compare to the view ISS astronauts get.
You might have heard people talking about quantum computers for a long time, but it doesn't mean you know exactly how they work. Thankfully, there's this video to help you out.
It looks like Apple is getting a proper gamepad for the iOS this year, and here's one of them made by Logitech. The controller is large enough to fit an iPhone 5. When iOS 7 introduces third party controller support in fall we'll probably see a slew of things, including this. Steve Jobs probably would not have approved of it.
It's a pain in the ass to capture photos of children or animals without having to distract them with food or toys to make them sit still long enough. The University of Tokyo's new high-speed camera tracking system will guarantee your subject is always in the frame.
Scientists in Canada found the oldest undisturbed water cache about a month ago. It remained stagnant beneath some rocks for about 2.6 billion years, and it could possibly hold the remains of prehistoric life.
Adobe revealed its new Creative Cloud earlier this month, but it's now available for you to get your hands on.
The Foursquare Time Machine is a data visualization tool that turns your check-ins into colorfully animated things on an interactive map.
Here's further proof that humanity is officially doomed. This video from 2010 was uploaded by Jenner and features her pet albino Burmese Python named Julius. Apparently, the snake was “bored of being in a dark room” and decided to flip on the lights before opening the door to escape. So don't be surprised if one shows up at your house and decides to raid the fridge.
Otters aren't just nature's cutest creatures, they can also come pretty handy when your hands are too tired to pick up soda cans from vending machines. If you still need convincing, then check out the video above uploaded by umitamagostaff
Here's a sweet video that will surely perk you up during a weekday slump. In this latest video by the Slow Mo Guys, you get to watch how to take down soda bottles with a crossbow in slow motion. The soda explosions were captured at 2,500 frames per second by a Phantom Flex camera. Enjoy all the mayhem by clicking on play below:
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