This simple tool can turn plastic bottles into ropes in just a few notes
The device, invented by the French couple Pavel and Ian, has been successfully funded on Kickstarter since 2016 and is currently marketed for about $ 15.
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The device, invented by the French couple Pavel and Ian, has been successfully funded on Kickstarter since 2016 and is currently marketed for about $ 15.
Despite being the pioneer animal that successfully completed the mission of flying into space, Félicette was not recognized as worthy of merit.
A team participating in the Google Lunar X Prize competition promised to send to any moon the DNA of anyone willing to spend $ 10,000. So, the fans
A Kickstarter project is gathering capital to create the most perfect umbrella ever.
People often use bicycles to use two types of lights: one battery type and one powered by generator operating when the wheel rotates. Both types have drawbacks, and that…
If you don't want to fall into the scene
As an updated version for Raspberry Shake, the Raspberry Shake 4D version - which is raising community funds on Kickstarter, is more equipped with sensors.
Paqsule - a project posted on the Kickstarter website is the bag that is able to remove the smell immediately that any gymnast always wants.
Kniterate is an electronic textile machine that allows printing digital designs into real products thanks to 3D technology. The product is currently calling for funds on…
Skinners are shoes, or rather, special socks with a bottom made out of durable rubber material that is highly elastic, both as a socks and as a shoe.
Blincam is a compact camera that attaches to the glasses, allowing users to take photos with a single blink.
Onak has launched the same-name mobile canoe that folds into suitcases so you can move neatly.
The Hello World documentary came to Israel to test SCiO, a pocket-size molecular sensor capable of
Vago is the name of a compact vacuum machine, which allows users to increase the space in their luggage, which can carry more essential items.
Smart lights that recognize human activity to turn on / off automatically are not uncommon, however, the lights controlled by gestures and manipulations like Roome have…