Artist: Tobi Leingruber

Another surprise-laden day provokes my thoughts to ramble in search for that perfect junction where thought process leads to words, with justice being the core. That flight of imagination where words are hard to come by is understandably the route to that silent junction where creativity never dies. So, when a keyboard with words can’t express the power of a pen, run it on wheels because even silence speaks in the creative den.

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It took Paul over 2 years and about $1000 plus heirloom to hand solder 133 surface mounted LEDs (60 for the minutes, 60 for the seconds and 12 for the hours) to a pocket watch left to him by his grandfather. Check out more pictures and the video after the jump.

Via: GeekyGadgets

Check out the ‘Splitterbot Headphone Sharing Robot’ that loses his head over sharing music. Well, this mini robot hangs from your keychain and allows you to share music from one audio device with two people. Just remove the head off, plug the splitter into any headphone jack and you have the eyes for sharing music. It’s available for just under $8.

Via: BotJunkie

Meet the world’s first LED Chess and Checker set. Available for just under $80, it’s powered by a plug in adapter or a car adapter (included). King stands 3 in tall, with all the pieces illuminating from the inside using their own LED.

Via: ChipChick

Featured above is Dave playing his custom-built Nintendo guitar. That’s right, the design incorporates a real NES cartridge. Check out the video after the jump.

Designers: Solène le Goff and Christophe Gouache

Is it justified to use the word ‘green’ for a radio that is made up of 80% wood? Well, just because it has a solar panel to it doesn’t mean one can bring down trees, implant a solar panel, and add the word ‘green’ to the final outlook. Undoubtedly, wood is a carbon-neutral product, but does chopping down trees for a product that can easily be made from better green materials makes it green? Wood can be ‘green’ in only two cases; either it is recycled, or it comes from a sustainably managed source (FSC- certified). Anyway, the top left button turns the radio ‘on’ and controls the volume, while the top right button changes the radio frequencies. I’m not too sure about the one beneath.

Via: DesignBoom

Just how plants respond to the change in their environment, the Stimuli 3.0 light communicates changes in its immediate surroundings using semantics associated with changes in color, movement and shape. Designed by Chris Natt, the differing effects of this intelligent light creates an atmosphere reflective of the subtle changes happening around it.

Stimuli took two awards at The Lighting Association Awards 2009. Aswell as was showcased at Innovation labs in Denmark.

Via: Chris Natt

Via: Jessica Nebel

There are ways and means to bring the dead back to life, credit to the human brain. The key is to utilize our thought process in the right direction. For example, someone, by applying the thought process in the right direction has given cassette tapes a new life. Not literally, because instead of the magnetic tape it now hides a measuring tape. It is available for $8.

Via: Dvice

Bringing versatility to USB flash drives is a wooden clip flash drive that also doubles as a cloth pin. They come with a memory of 2GB, 4GB and 8GB. The 2GB version is available for $20, then $21 and finally the 8GB for $34. Each measuring 83 x 20 x 19mm, they’re available now from Brando.

Via: GeekyGadgets