THE NEXT GENERATION PADLOCK
Finally! A lock with built-in wireless capabilities! Made of Zin Alloy and available in many different colours, you can open this lock through a swipe with a fob, card or your smartphone.
Wait, card? Yes - when your phone isn't an option (you forgot it, the battery is dead ...) you can sync any NFC tag, including your credit card, passport and more!
The battery lasts up to 2 years on one charge.
$49.95
Quicklock Website
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Thursday, 6 August 2015
Friday, 3 July 2015
The Ostrich Pillow
NEED A POWER NAP?
So you are tired, but you're out and about, your comfy bed hours away? And you don't mind to look ... well ... like some sort of an alien? In that case we found the perfect solution for you: The Ostrich Pillow! It blocks out noise and light to create a quiet micro environment. Fits snugly over your head and neck and has large openings for the nose and mouth. Those "ears?" That's actually sound mufflers and they serve as a place to tuck hands while leaning forward ("sleeping on your desk").
The Ostrich Pillow Website
So you are tired, but you're out and about, your comfy bed hours away? And you don't mind to look ... well ... like some sort of an alien? In that case we found the perfect solution for you: The Ostrich Pillow! It blocks out noise and light to create a quiet micro environment. Fits snugly over your head and neck and has large openings for the nose and mouth. Those "ears?" That's actually sound mufflers and they serve as a place to tuck hands while leaning forward ("sleeping on your desk").
The Ostrich Pillow Website
Thursday, 2 July 2015
THE LILY
THE CAMERA THAT FOLLOWS YOU
"No setup required. Just throw Lily in the air to start a new video.
It's that simple."
This, my fellow followers, is uber-cool! Lily is the world's first throw-and-shoot camera. Born in the University of California (Berkeley's robotics lab), you simply toss the device into the air, and its four propellers send it flying up to speeds of 25 miles per hour as it takes high-quality photos and videos.
Unlike other drones, the Lily Camera requires no controller as it follows the wearer's bracelet. The camera follows the user via GPS tied to a bracelet, which communicates distance, position and speed back to the camera.
The company's pre-order price is $499, and first deliveries are expected in February 2016, after which the price will jump to $999.
Official Website
"No setup required. Just throw Lily in the air to start a new video.
It's that simple."
This, my fellow followers, is uber-cool! Lily is the world's first throw-and-shoot camera. Born in the University of California (Berkeley's robotics lab), you simply toss the device into the air, and its four propellers send it flying up to speeds of 25 miles per hour as it takes high-quality photos and videos.
Unlike other drones, the Lily Camera requires no controller as it follows the wearer's bracelet. The camera follows the user via GPS tied to a bracelet, which communicates distance, position and speed back to the camera.
The company's pre-order price is $499, and first deliveries are expected in February 2016, after which the price will jump to $999.
Official Website
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