Eric Decker, better known as Airrack on YouTube, partnered with Pizza Hut to create the world’s largest pizza. To accomplish this feat, they used 13,653 pounds of dough, 4,948 pounds of sweet marinara sauce, over 8,800 pounds of cheese and approximately 630,496 regular as well as cupped pepperoni slices.
ICON partnered with BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) to develop a 3D-printed El Cosmico campground hotel in Marfa, Texas. It will be situated on a 62 acre plot of land and make use of the latest 3D-printing technologies, complete with a stunning circular infinity pool, open-air bathhouse, outdoor kitchen, as well as other hospitality programming.
The Oblivion House by minD Design would be perfect for Tony Stark, a Marvel superhero known for his lavish lifestyle. Its transparent walls provide a panoramic view of the ocean, while the structure itself is cantilevered off a cliff, enhancing the modern and tranquil design.
Jozeph Forakis, founder and creative director of CL Yachts, unveils Pegasus 88, the world’s first 3D-printed superyacht. More specifically, the superyacht’s mesh framework for both the hull and superstructure were 3D-printed, making them extremely strong as well as lightweight. Plus, it’s powered by a solar-electric and hydrogen propulsion system.
Takara Tomy Arts unveiled what could quite possibly be the world’s first gacha machine backpack in celebration of Gacha Day on February 17th. If you’re unfamiliar with gachapon, it’s basically a vending machine that dispenses capsule toys. This backpack doubles as a functional machine that comes complete with a mechanical dial that can be turned just like on a real machine.