The Robotic Bird "Festo" Flying Like A Real Seagull Video

There are a lot of good inventions in the world and there are even more brilliant inventors out there just waiting to show the world their potential, but it’s still amazing when an extraordinary invention is made public. This time, all of the great brains from Festo’s Bionic Learning Network, who are well known for their innovative research in animal robotics, have showed the world the first ever robotic flying bird, named simply Festo, a seagull shaped bionic bird with a 2 meter wing span. This amazing man made creature dazzles us with it’s autonomous moves of it’s lifelike trunk, which gives the wings the flying direction. What’s even more mind blowing is the fact that this amazing robotic bird can take off, fly and land on its own without and controls from a remote. Take a look at the video of the first robot bird flying solo in the sky and landing just like a real bird.
The German company Festo takes pride in its creation, named “SmartBird”, it weighs 450 grams, it has a 2 meeter wing span and it’s made entirely out of carbon fiber. Markus Fischer revealed that real birds taught them not only the wing movement, but also ho to efficiently use energy. After numerous hours spent calculating and studying aerodynamics, this lovely creature has emerged from the laboratories. Have a look below to see the lovely Smart Bird in action.

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Apple 5, 4S iCam - IPhone Photography Solution (Takapuna, Auckland, Unlock, David, Lim)

Apple ICam - IPhone Photography Solution

iCam is conceived by Italian designer Antonio DeRosa for Apple iPhone 5. The iCam integrates the iPhone with various photography lenses. Moreover it feature a built-in projector and font-touch screen. Check out the video below!

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A real UFO found On The Bottom Of The Baltic Sea? Watch The Video now! (Auckland, iPhone, 4S, unlock, David Lim, Apple)

We all know how the very intriguing Star Trek: Enterprise space ship looked like, it was considered a great product of science fiction… BUT surprise! An actual UFO looking strikingly similar to that fictional space craft was found on the bottom of the Baltic Sea in between Sweden and Finland. The weird object is 18 meter in diameter and is found on the bottom of the sea, almost 91 meters deep. It was found during a sonar scan while a group or researchers were looking for a ship wreck. What’s even more amazing is the fact that the sand surrounding the UFO shows the fact that the ship tried to move from it whereabouts. The weird Millennium Falcon-like UFO is perfectly circular and it may be yet another proof that aliens have already landed on Earth.Take a look at the pictures and see for yourself.

In case you didn’t remember, the picture above shows us Millennium Falcon. Now look at the pictures below to see the mysterious UFO found 91 meters in the depths of the Baltic sea.

 

And below you ca watch a short video of the sonar recordings of the UFO found in the seas between Finland and Sweden.

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Ladies and gentlemen, this is the Largest Insect In The World! (record, giant, huge, Auckland, David, Lim)

You thought cockroaches are gross? Take a look at this “little” critter… the giant insect you see in these pictures is the largest in the world, and it’s so big, that it can eat a carrot like a regular Bugs Bunny. 53 year-old Mark Moffett found the huge creature well hidden, in a tree on Little Barrier Island, in New Zealand. The giant weta weighs the equivalent of three mice, and it has a wingspan of seven inches. The scientist picked her up with amazement and fed her a carrot, which she would’ve practically devoured if the humans hadn’t been so very concerned with the insect’s indigestion.

When asked about this endangered species of female weta, Mark had this to say:
We spent many hours with no luck finding any at all, before we saw her up in a tree.

“The giant weta is the largest insect in the world, and this is the biggest one ever found, she weighs the equivalent to three mice. She enjoyed the carrot so much she seemed to ignore the fact she was resting on our hands and carried on munching away. She would have finished the carrot very quickly, but this is an extremely endangered species and we didn’t want to risk indigestion. After she had chewed a little I took this picture and we put her right back where we found her.”

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Your ultimate Apple iPhone 4S waterproof adventure gear! (David Lim, Auckland, Repair, Unlock

Recording sports adventure and fun wasn’t easy without professional cameramen so far. Optrix HD case makes it possible with iPhone and iPod. Now you can record your sports by mounting your iPhone / iPod using this anti-vibration case that has ultrasonic weld, proactive thick touchscreen and silicon gaskets which makes it waterproof and durable

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