VW Breathe: Transportation Of The Future?

VW Breathe: Transportation Of The Future?

According to designer Chansong Park, the VW Breathe will be the vehicle of choice in the year 2038. Its goal will be to provide quick, light, delivery service, public transportation and also as a personal commuter. Aimed at metropolis cities, the Breathe will sport GPS and 2 modes: human transporting and good delivering. With its advanced material design, the Breathe will be able to transform its body shape and proportion. Do you think we’ll be driving these types of cars in the year 2038?

(Via UberGizmo, the Gadgets News Blog.)

Futuristic Looking Landrover Santa Sleigh

Futuristic Looking Landrover Santa Sleigh

Back in the days before we had planes and helicopters, Santa used to use flying reindeer and his sleigh to deliver presents to kids who have been good. Fast forward to the future and Santa could be driving this Land Rover concept design, which could allow him to ditch his traditional sleigh. Of course, based on the picture, you can see that he still needs Rudolf (or some random reindeer) to pilot his new ‘sleigh’. Maybe advertising firms should replace Santa’s traditional sleighs in their ads and use this instead, eh?

(Via UberGizmo, the Gadgets News Blog.)

Zero-emission concept yacht

Zero-emission concept yacht

The rich and famous have their yachts to sail around all the party places in the world, but those aren't exactly the greenest mode of transport, eh? Not if the zero-emission concept yacht becomes reality. Dubbed the Leviathan concept yacht, it is the brainchild of industrial designer Adam Valmassoi, who claims that the sun and wind ought to be enough to power your next cruise. You get a couple of electric jet pump engines with this, where they receive juice from wind turbines and solar panels on board the yacht. The large solar panels that make up both decks are strong and rigid enough to support the weight of multiple passengers, while a large, multi-direction turbine will lower and become flush when the yacht is completely charged and not in use. You'll need plenty of green in your bank account to go green, it seems.

(Via UberGizmo, the Gadgets News Blog.)

Ondo device goes green

Ondo device goes green

The Ondo which you see here is one strange looking cellphone, where it not only boasts the ability to record music but edit music as well. To make it all the more special, editing of music can be performed directly on the Ondo itself without having to go through a third party machine like another computer. Editing is really simple thanks to its simplistic controls as well as interactive twists and turns which can easily turn you into an edit maestro overnight.

(Via UberGizmo, the Gadgets News Blog.)

Zoomla bike helps you get around with ease

Zoomla bike helps you get around with ease

If you're living up the green lifestyle and want to zip from place to place without having to go through rush hour traffic, might we suggest the Zoomla bike? It is certainly far from conventional where the design is concerned, especially since it boasts a single-pivot fold for superior portability. Apart from that, the Zoomla will utilize a system known as TorqSteer, helping eliminate the hassle of a steering tube. Zoomla relies on an internal drive system even though it is also equipped with a couple of orange pedals better known as the Pedaldeck.

(Via UberGizmo, the Gadgets News Blog.)

E-cart is green

E-cart is green

The e-cart concept ought to be realized in supermarkets and grocery shops the world over. Why do we say that? Well, it comes with wheels that will harness kinetic energy generated whenever it is in motion. This energy will then be stored to the main power storage unit whenever the cart is docked within. Line up one e-cart after another and you can form a pretty decent power chain to help relieve the store's operating costs where electricity is concerned, and in turn, it will allow the store to slash its prices to keep you happier.

(Via UberGizmo, the Gadgets News Blog.)

Transparent Nokia Phone Features a Touchscreen, Looks Great

Transparent Nokia Phone Features a Touchscreen, Looks Great

Note: There is a rating embedded within this post, please visit this post to rate it.We’ve seen quite a bunch of transparent phone designs lately, but none of them had the Nokia brand on. Luckily, designer Juan Carlos Garzon created one such Nokia concept, with a touchscreen interface and a transparent display.

The lower side of the handset includes the battery, most of the hardware, incorporates the on/off button (front side) and a 5 megapixel camera (at the back). This Nokia concept’s display also emits light, allowing for better usage during night time.

A stunning design and a great idea!

(Via Concept Phones.)