Showing posts with label Hi-Tech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hi-Tech. Show all posts
Monday, February 13, 2012
High-Tech Solar Tent For Modern Campers
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Posted by Admin 
Imagine if you had to go camping for weeks and never running out of electrical energy. This very cool concept designed by orange. Made with coated fabric which is specially coated solar threads woven into conventional fabric. This solar tent captures solar energy and converts it into power for your gadgets . this Solar Tent is also provides Wi-Fi, wireless charging pouch with magnetic induction.
Its groundsheet is also designed with a heating element to keep you feel comfortable and warm on even the coldest night temperature.
via Coated
Its groundsheet is also designed with a heating element to keep you feel comfortable and warm on even the coldest night temperature.
via Coated
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Monday, October 4, 2010
Ferrari 612 GTO Design Concept by Sasha Selipanov (9 Pics)
Currently Ferrari 612 GTO is still in concept design, designed by German designer Sasha Selipnov. Selipanov has not mentioned what might be done on Ferrari Scaglietti 612 5.7-liter v12 engine or indeed any other mechanical details, so its up to everyone to speculate but 600bhp engine is surely be the standard minimum requirement for Ferarri 612 GTO.
And if any possibility exits for future this Beautiful Ferrari 612 GTO we have to wait for at least decade time to see one on road or in motor show. Check out the Ferrari 612 GTO pictures and feel how it will look if it on road
And if any possibility exits for future this Beautiful Ferrari 612 GTO we have to wait for at least decade time to see one on road or in motor show. Check out the Ferrari 612 GTO pictures and feel how it will look if it on road
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Modern Electric Cars Charger Station
The studio Fuseproject California, led by designer Yves Behar has recently drawn the “GE Wattstation“, a station for recharging electric cars. Designed to be scalable and design, this project is revealed in visual result of the article.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Very Groovy and Innovative Electric Motorcycle from Paolo De Giusti
A very interesting concept of electric motorcycle created by industrial designer from Italy Paolo De Giusti. An electrical motorcycle featured with a new "Shared Battery system” creating an unique combination from the aggresive look and at the same time eco-friendly concept.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
New World Record - Electric Car Runs Over 1,000 KM without Recharge
The Japan Electric Vehicle Club [JP], a civic group based in Tokyo, announced today an electric Car Mira EV customized by the group has succeeded in getting an electric car to run 1,003.184 kilometres without a recharge, far surpassing the world record the group achieved last year.
Guinness World Records has officially recorded a 555.6 km run by an electric car operated by the same group from Tokyo to Osaka last November as the longest journey by electric vehicle without recharging.
The new record was Successfully completed by driving the car at a driving course in Shimotsuma, Japan, which is apparently the world’s longest.
Powered by a Sanyo lithium-ion battery (built by assembling 8,320 cylindrical lithium-ion batteries), the car ran for 27 and a half hours at around 40km/h on average.
The Japan Electric Vehicle Club said it will ask Guinness World Records to officially recognize the journey soon
Sources: Japantoday
Guinness World Records has officially recorded a 555.6 km run by an electric car operated by the same group from Tokyo to Osaka last November as the longest journey by electric vehicle without recharging.
The new record was Successfully completed by driving the car at a driving course in Shimotsuma, Japan, which is apparently the world’s longest.
Powered by a Sanyo lithium-ion battery (built by assembling 8,320 cylindrical lithium-ion batteries), the car ran for 27 and a half hours at around 40km/h on average.
The Japan Electric Vehicle Club said it will ask Guinness World Records to officially recognize the journey soon
Sources: Japantoday
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