For those who want more than just a picture or two, Dyson has just released a short animation reel that shows just exactly how their Air Multiplier works. Continue reading for the video. According to the company "air is drawn into the base of t...

Would you take the stairs over an escalator if they played musical notes with each step? You'll have to visit Odenplan, Stockholm to ultimately make that decision, but for now, you can see them in-action after the break. It's still a fun ide...

Called the LOLriokart, this creation took MIT student Charles Guan one year and $300 to build. It's powered by nickel-cadmium batteries and can reach speeds in excess of 25mph. Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery. Acco...

This homemade roller coaster -- sent in by reader Mark -- could quite possibly be the fastest one we've seen yet, and it even has banked turns to keep things safe at high speeds. Continue reading for the video.

Consisting of 2-channels -- each channel is a 7-foot tall panel, the Ne Plus Ultra speaker system is the world's most expensive, at a hefty $2-million. That's not all, the "included system of power amplifiers crank out a total of 31,000 ...

Built by James Neskey, this homemade Airsoft gun "shoots at 575 fps and 3500-4000 rpm with .20G airsoft rounds; it destroys anything you point it at." The demonstration was filmed using 100psi. Continue reading to watch.

We've heard of the CAPTCHA-reading bots, but lets see them try to describe what love feels like in exactly 200-words. I'd say that only one person has the answer, the question's creator, unless that is, you've got a talking computer.

Sleek and futuristic, the Campagna T-Rex is basically a three-wheeled motorcycle/car hybrid. It's powered by a "197-hp, 1,352cc inline-4 engine and six-speed sequential manual transmission lifted from the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14." Continue reading for the...

If Earth were to have rings like Saturn, this is what YouTube user "Pakiavelli" thinks it would look like. The video, embedded after the jump, shows "what the rings would look like from different cities and latitudes across the world."

Google's vice-president of product management Sundar Pichai says: "From the time you press boot you want it to be like a TV: You turn it on and you should be on the Web using your applications." Video after the break. This clip below includes a look...