The firm, composed of designers, Fabian Bernhard and Thomas Burkard created the speakers for Hong Kong-based brand OYO – Objects You Obsess. It has a minimalistic design, as shown in its  polycarbonate case, which features a central belt that fuses the two hemispheres. The belt protects the speaker and helps increase the bass tones when it is left lying down on a surface.

This small speakers provides a massive sound. It is powered by a built-in rechargeable Lithium battery. It is also compatible with most audio devices and smartphones, all you have to do is plug it into any 3.5mm jack. Once you plug the device, the speakers will automatically turn on.

The Ballo is available in ten different colors and can be bought online via the OYO store for $30.20.

This 27-inch device can function as an extra-large tablet and as a desktop computer. You can prop it up just like an ordinary PC, use it with a mouse and keyboard. It can be also left lying flat on any surface and allow two or more people to use the screen, simultaneously. The Horizon takes advantage of Windows 8 touch functionality and gives players an amazing touch-gaming experience.

This upcoming device gives users an access to the Lenovo App Shop, which offers 5,000+ multi-user entertainment apps.  The IdeaCentre Horizon will be released this summer. It is set to retail for $1,699.

Lenovo’s product group president, Peter Hortensius talks about their new product:

“We’ve seen technology shifts across the four screens, from the desktop to the laptop, tablet and smartphone, and yet, while people have more computing power than ever before, there is still room for technologies like Horizon that bring people together. Horizon makes personal computing interpersonal computing with shared, collaborative experiences among several people.”

Creative Director Henry Chu talks about this campaign and said:

“As fanboys of sci-fi movies, we wanted to create an interface like Tron with the control panel of the Ironman’s suit,”

The visual features Tron-style graphics that features data from the participating runners and segmenting it between men and women. Men and women are shown as blue versus red visualizations.

Other graphical datas include Fastest 1k, Longest Run. Total Distance and Average Pace.

Check out the Nike MvsW site for more details.

The GameStick runs on an Android System. The device allows users to play mobile games on the TV’s big screen by simply plugging it into’s the HDMI port. Tons of games can be easily purchased in the Android Market.

GameStick is currently seeking for funding through Kickstarter.com, in aims to raise $100,000 by the end of this month. By pledging $69, you can get your hands on the GameStick bundle, which includes the console and the game controller.

Check out how GameStick works in the video below:

The “i-Transport” is powered by a “field-programmable gate array (FPGA) chip containing a Nios II multi-core processor.” It can calculate whether the vehicle’s current load or configuration is safe for the user. It also has a built-in health monitoring system that tracks the user’s breating and blood pressure.

The robotic vehicle allows the users to roam around and stand up, with its mechanism that lifts them upright to a standing position when needed. The vehicle’s seat shifts from a horizontal to an “almost vertical” position, it’s padded harness supports the user’s lower back. The ride also features shinpads and handlebars at the front.

“The invention is definitely a boon for the physically challenged people,” said a student who tried out the i-Transport at BME.

It helps them do their daily tasks easier and gives them the mobility that they need.

The robot mini-copter is a flying surveillance camera. It features numerous sensors that works with SECOM’s different security systems. It is equipped with LED spotlights that takes clear pictures, even during nighttime. It also has a built-in GPS that allows the robot to only patrol a predetermined area.

Once an unauthorized vehicle or person enters robot’s patrol zone, it will automatically go near the subject and take a picture and quickly send the image in SECOM’s security center. With the help of its onboard sensors, it avoids getting knocked down by objects or any suspicious person, by constantly maintaining a distance.

Shuji Maeda, SECOM’s President says that he plans to offer the robot mini-copter’s services for around $58 a month or 5,000 yen. He also hopes to make the device available in public by 2014.

The unique theme park is found in the rural area of northern Gunma Prefecture. It pays homage to all things bicycle. The park also showcases a unique bicycle collection and also hosts road races and other cycling events.

One of the park’s rollecoasters, called the “Rolling Mountain” features pedals and tires that lifts the riders up the trail. The coaster reaches speeds comparable to that of a standard bike and is a good cardio workout.

The park also offers a Tall Cycle ride and a “Cycle Monorail” ride. Customers will only spend around USD $2.33 or 200 Yen per ride.

The headphone is located on the neck roll. It features a smartphone-compatible remote control, that allows the biker to take calls, switch songs, adjust the volume from the cord.

The POC Receptor BUG Communication helmet will hit the stores this January 2013. It will sell for around $330.

This camera accessory contains a Holga base-lens that can be attached on a Nikon or Canon DSLR camera. It offers 18 different filters and prisms, that can be adjusted by simply turning the wheel.

The first wheel has colors, dual colors, even color surrounds. While wheel number two, has  kaleidoscope lenses, macro lenses, and other lens effects.

The DSLR Wheel of Filters can be purchased online for $40 via the Photojojo store.

This high-tech coffin is installed with two-way speakers, a custom-built 2.1 amplifier, tweeters, and 8-inch subwoofer. It also has a 7-inch LCD, which displays the music played inside the coffin. The coffin comes with a matching CataTomb tombstone, which features a built-in upgradable music server, powered by a 2.5 GHz Intel processor.

The family and friends of the dearly departed can update their playlist through the Spotify music service, by connecting through 4G.

The CataCoffin can be purchased for the hefty amount of €23,500 ($31,500).

Check out the CataCoffin in the video below: