MANNED CLOUD

MANNED CLOUD Cruise Airship, Paris, France

Living in the sky, watching the Earth from above. Rediscovering the marvel of traveling, experiencing contemplation. Exploring the world without trace

Manned Cloud is an alternative project around leisure and travelling in all its form, economic and experimental, still with the idea of lightness, human experience and life scenarios as the guiding principles. The spiral of Archimedes is the driving force of this airship in the form of a whale that glides through the air.

Manned Cloud is a hotel with a capacity of 40 passengers and staffed with 15 persons, that on a 3-day cruise in 170 km/h permits man to explore the world without a trace: to re-experience travelling, timelessness and enhance the consciousness of the beauty of the world - and to experience spectacular and exotic places without being intrusive or exploitative. For me this project sums up a way of thinking that is the stake of tomorrow.

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TRANSPORT POD BED

Those who crib over their habit of taking a fag break nth times to break the monotony of work can now take a long breath. Also, you can now strict to your New Year resolution of ‘say no to cigarettes.’ This can be made possible by installing Transport Pod Bed in your ambience. The innovative mind behind this concept is of designer Alberto Frias, who keeps no limitation before his artistic creations. The stylish pod bed comes with built-in set of Anthony Gallo‘s four-inch Nucleus Micro speakers and 240-watt MPS subwoofer.

It creates a corporeal light, sound and space environment and its temperature-controlled waterbed surface has a potential to play a fanatical LED light show. Furthermore, it can be incorporated in with your iPod, PC, or other source that offers you a timely leisure.

LIMITED EDITION FROGMAN

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This masculine watch from Casio boasts loads of easy-to-use, push-button features and sporty looks. The Limited Edition G-Shock Frog Man Watch offers a 21-millimeter-wide resin band that's great for active lifestyles and joins to a sturdy yet lightweight 49.6-millimeter-in-diameter titanium case. The digital displays on this athletic watch's yellow dial include dual time, 24-hour time, seconds, alarm, day, date and more. A convenient push-button light illuminates the dial for easy time-telling. This watch is water resistant to 660.

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ACABION GTBO MOTO

the cockpit-like Acabion GTBO features a a 750bhp, turbocharged Hayabusa engine that is capable of hurling the bike down the road at 340mph with a 30 second 0-300mph acceleration time—and, amazingly, that speed is capped. If all of that wasn't eye popping enough, the bike is also fuel efficient. It can get 100mpg at 100mph and 25 at 250. Designer Peter Maskus is releasing the Acabion to the public in extremely limited quantities, although the price is a little steep at €1.87million or around $2.7 million US. Plus, you have to wait for 3 years while the bike is built. Its probably just as well though. I mean, where would you drive it? And even if you could, the odds seem pretty high that you would end up as a stain on the road should you ever decide to open it up.

KILLER CAMERA

Say hello to the Mamiya 1954 – a pistol camera. Created in 1954 by Mamiya of Japan, only 250 were made for police training purposes, and were never offered to the public. They shoot half-size onto 35mm film, and had fixed-focus 45mm lenses. So it isn't for those who seek digis and hi-tech cameras of course. Although one of them was bid for $16,500 at Christies in 1993, this one is up on eBay for $25,000.