Triumph Speed Twin by Roy Norton & Tom Kasher

Based on a Triumph Bonneville platform, the two teamed up with Triumph Motorcycles and Barbour Outdoor Clothing to create this gorgeous Triumph Speed Twin Concept. See more photos of the Triumph Speed Twin Bike.
Suspended Bed Hammock

Seeing that the team was working with a small space, the Porto-based firm wanted to ensure that they were maximizing the space in the most efficient manner, and hammock bed was a great way to do so. See more of the Indoor Hammock Bed.
The Ego – World’s First Semi-Submarine

The “world’s first compact semi-submarine,” allows its users to enjoy the beauty under the water without getting a single hair wet. Continue Reading on Enpundit
Customized Buell X1 by Buchholz

It’s nice to see the team at the German based company Buchholz Custom thinking outside the box when it came to this customized Buell X1 bike. View more photos of the Buchholz Custom Buell X1.
The Ecco – A New Way for Eco-Friendly Travel


Doubling as a temporary home, the high-concept zero emissions Ecco ups the ante for eco-friendly travel. Roughing it just got cooler.
Amazing 1967 Street Fighter Camaro

The entire exterior is sporting a flat black paint job with gloss black and carbon fibers accents, all of which is contrasted by bright red 14 inch Willwood brake calipers. See all the 1967 Street Fighter Camaro photos here!
Best Video Game Cars In Real Life
Today I have compiled a list of some of the most BADASS Video game vehicles in real life! This will hopefully inspire you to create something unique yourself, whether it be something small from a movie of video game, or huge, like a car! Industrial Design Geeks that make real life tangible stuff should get some creative euphoria from browsing this list. Most geeks will get that good ole video game nostalgia . Whoever you are and whatever you are doing, one thing I hope it does for all of you – is inspire you!
Rideable «Kuratas» Robot Mecha Unveiled at Wonder Festival

Japanese electronics company Suidobashi Heavy Industry unveils its latest robot “Kuratas” as a crowd of people take photographs at the Wonder Festival in Chiba, suburban Tokyo on July 29, 2012. The Kuratas robot, which will go on sale with a price tag of one million USD, measures four meters in height, weighs four tons and has four wheeled legs that can either be controlled remotely through the 3G network or by a human seated within the cockpit. (Photo by Yoshikazu Tsuno/AFP Photo)
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The Goodwood Festival of Speed 2012



This is the World’s Biggest Motorsport Festival. A mixture of past, present and the future. Enjoy my photo review of the festival.
Trucks Photo Showcase
This truck photography showcase is nothing but the hymn to power and manly design. Whether it is a cargo truck, moving tons of goods from one place to another, or a fire truck, called to suppress the fire, or an off-road vehicle, helping its owner to satisfy his appetite of an explorer, – trucks are always at the places we want or need them to be. Like a tireless titans, they help us daily – gratuitously and faithfully, to the very last move of the crankshaft and to the last spark in the cylinder. But before the moment of retirement, be assured, trucks will show their nature, temper, and particular charisma in full…




