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Personal Submarine C-Quester Submersible

TheFuture — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 06:08:45 +0000

Implanted in the midst of potent metallic colors, plus handy and nano outlook, this submarine boat is dazzling, sufficient to show the way, deep to the sea. Enjoy the blues; the submarine craft has the outward show of a space ship especially on the first glance. The outer shell of the nano automotive is glassy and glides to the back side. The inner segment of the vessel is pretty precise with orderly placed seats for a pair. Side outlook of this vessel furnishes the impact of a fish like shark or may be a dwarf whale that swift softly all the way through the subterranean waters.

Designer : UBoatWorx via w3sh

“The Wall”, The World’s First Underground Stadium

TheFuture — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 06:07:02 +0000

The new design concept by the architecture firm MZ & Partners is termed as “The Wall”. The design is still in draft stage. The idea is to build a lawn and stand in the basement of the stadium. With a capacity to seat 11000, the idea will be a reality in 2010 and has an advantage of having fresh air beneath the feet thus adding to the overall speed of the game as players are fresh through out the game. Also due to the cashing on the ground the overall acoustics is improved as well. So this is surely a revolutionary design.

Designer : MZ & Partners via w3sh

Nereus Water Craft with Wind Energy

TheFuture — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 06:53:15 +0000

For all those who wish to continue to make the Jet Ski without having to spend on oil, German designer Mathias Koelher has come up with a solution. The tank and the engine have been replaced through a wing of Kite Surf. The Nereus is submersible with its wings being steered to the feet and sailing can be controlled with hands. The designer has assured that the scooter is designed to go at high enough speeds. Thus the stronger the wind more will be the speed edge.

The control element is pivot-mounted, so it can be aligned according to the Kite’s position. The upper body is quite involved in this and is used to counter balance the pull. The control element provides controls to operate the kite, including a DePower handle. Sub,erging is also initiated using the control element. Emersion works without any user in-out, by usage of the shape of the fins and the resulting ascending force. Steering of the vehicle itself is controlled using the footrests, that are linked to the rudder at the back.

Designer : Mathias Koelher via w3sh