Photo credit: Moss and Fog
Moss and Fog used Midjourney AI to visualize how cars would probably look if they were designed by famous architects like Antoni Gaudi (left) and Santiago Calatrava (right). Would these vehicles look more like buildings or actual vehicles with a touch of structural beauty? We imagine the latter, as this artificial intelligence program generates images based on text prompts.
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.
Carving a marble sculpture by hand could take months, if not years, that is unless…you’re using the ROBOTOR 1L. This 13-foot-tall robot takes just four days to carve intricate marble sculptures of the same quality that you’d see in museums. However, all of the marble surface has to be coated in a synthetic diamond powder to make it easier for 1L to cut through the stone.
Photo credit: Marcus Byrne
Artificial intelligence can be used for many things, including showing what home appliances designed by the famed Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi would look like today. Marcus Byrne used Midjourney AI to generate some visual masterpieces, such as the microwave as well as coffee machine that you see above.
This 1996 Dodge Viper RT/10-based limousine is the world’s first and only, powered by a Mopar 360 Magnum crate motor making 390hp, mated to an automatic transmission. It measures 25-feet in length from bumper to bumper, which means the rear needed a new set of doors, extra seats as well as a second roll hoop.