GE Focus Forward does its own feature on The Invisible Bicycle Helmet by highlighting, yet again, Fredrik Gertten’s film about Anna and Terese who made a helmet that inflates upon impact.
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Here is Carsten Nicolai explaining how he built his visual magnetic field installation using TV screens, magnets, and cameras. Pretty interesting!
Umm, yes please. I want my invisibility cloak. This one shown here is made by Baile Zhang from the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
I think what makes this prank that much funnier is that the car actually stops right at the window. Such a good prank. [via]
The Invisible Bicycle Helmet | Fredrik Gertten from Focus Forward Films on Vimeo. Remember that airbag prototype helmet that deploys from a cyclist’s neck? Well, GE’s Focus Forward Films caught up with its designers and looked at how their 7-year journey has progressed thus far. Can’t wait to see these actually being sold!
A Japanese company named Nippon Electric Glass has reduced the the reflection of light in glass by incorporating an anti-reflection film on each of the front and back sides of a piece of glass. Please put these on all glass surfaces everywhere! This would be funny at the mall.
