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 Buses, taxis and trains are found throughout the world, but sometimes the usual modes acquire an unusual shape.
It is well known that the trip to the place you are interested in can be a real adventure, and this is true, especially if you have to make their journey on one of the most unusual modes of transport. floating bus, Canada
 Hippo (Hippo) - is a unique vessel that can accommodate about 40 passengers, which offers land and water tours of Toronto in Canada. This bus amphibious offers tourists and residents alike a unique way to explore the city. The trip begins on the ground, and then a bus plunged into Lake Ontario.
You can visit the urban safari in one of the most beautiful cities in Canada with all its historic sites and majestic waterways, as well as a swim in Lake Ontario at this unusual bus that floats.
In bus has life jackets, and as in any plane, the guide briefly shows how to use them before the bus plunged into the water. However, do not worry, the buses - everything is dry, except for small spray on windy days. Suspension Train, Germany

Electric-Bag

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ThinkGeek company known for its series of original music t-shirts on which to play. Among the simulated musical instruments: guitar, synthesizer and drums. Shirts come in various sizes, suitable for both adults and children. Wanting to give the idea of ​​an extraordinary new stage of development, ThinkGeek decided to release yet another musical product. The novelty is equipped with the same analog electric guitar, which previously could be seen on the very first T-shirt series. To play music in your bag has a small amplifier, which is attached to the valve. Invited to play guitar exactly the way that that is the case with T-shirt. Painted on the fretboard you can even take these chords. To use a guitar amplifier and requires four AAA batteries. As for the bag itself, then it is placed in a 17-inch laptop or a similar-sized objects. To store various things in the new product, there are two large offices, six small, and a special pocket for your mobile. The cost of this "gadget" is only $ 50.

There exists a lot of people who view those or other reasons can not swim. However, the unique underwater world beckons them. To allow such people to dive into the rich underwater world, a designer and developer Dzhayvon Choi invented device «Bresicope».
In fact, this kind of toy that comes complete with a waterproof camera, which provides an overview of the underwater world in real time. Just throw that camera in the water, simulating zakidyvanie fishing line, and watch the wonders of the underwater world through the device view.

 These featured hi-tech washing machines by Laundryview emails you when your wash in done.





 No. 1 Fitting model robot.

The robot can shift into 2,000 different bodily forms, and customers can watch it try on different clothes. It is called "The Terminator Fitting Model."




No. 2 Hair-washing robot.

If Panasonic can build an exercise horse, then surely a robot that washes your hair should come as surprise. Imagine being lifted from your bed by a plush care-assistance robot and placed into a chair for an automatic shampoo and scalp massage.

That is the future of care for the elderly and sick in Japan or the rich and lazy everywhere else. Panasonic's hair-washing robot scans each human head three-dimensionally to apply just the right amount of pressure during the shampoo, massage and rinse phases. It recognizes repeat customers and then applies that person's preferred massage course using its human-like sixteen "fingers." Each arm contains a trio of motors to power swing, press and massage motions... or to snap your spinal column should you decide to sass.

 No. 3 Bartender robot.

The robot can accept customers' orders just like real bartender. When customers come up to it, it will offer them a cocktail list and make cocktails for customers. It will also tell some funny jokes in the process.





  No. 4 Shirt-folding robot.

All we have to say about this shirt-folding robot is that it does a better job than we could ever hope to. And for that, we love it.


 No. 6 Robot surgeon.

A team of surgeons at McGill University, including the da Vinci robo-surgeon and a robot anesthesiologist named McSleepy recently removed some a man's prostate during what is being billed as the world's first all-robotic surgery. The device transmits hi-def 3D images to a nearby workstation, where it is controlled by surgeons "with a precision that cannot be provided by humans alone," according to MUHC urologist-in-chief A. Aprikian. Of course, the robots are being kept on a tight leash by their human operators, with McGill's Thomas Hemmerling pointing out that "[r]obots will not replace doctors but help them to perform to the highest standards." Just tell that to all the other medical robots we've seen in this space, eh, doc? We've heard they have plans.



No. 7 Rubik's-Cube-solving robot.

RuBot II is the world's fastest Rubik's Cube solving robot. With two cameras for eyes, RuBot II scans the cube before his pneumatic actuated arms solve it. He can usually solve the puzzle in less than 35 seconds. Will you be able to beat him?


 No. 8 Fly-consuming robot.

A robot that consumes flies and uses their consequential energy. The EcoBot II (ah, what a benign, non-threatening name) is fed flies into 12 sewage-based bacterial fuel cells, which break them down, digest them and use the electrons released as current. And we don't wanna hear no jibberjabber about how it's only a matter of time before these bots turn on their human masters, because if you're gonna go, what's so bad about being slowly digested in human feces by giant robot oppressors?







These couriers - mostly migrant workers from other parts of China - not only need strong legs but also acrobatic skills to balance these massive loads on their tricycles bicycles while on the move. A lot of you must be wondering where the centre of gravity is in each case














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