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Honda U3-x Unicycle

This spectacular means of transport, uses balancing technology, developed originally for the Honda Asimo, the robot developed by Honda. It weighs just over 10kg, it features a padded seat, small folding pedals, a lithium battery which gives autonomy to the U3-X about an hour, and has a top speed of 6.4 km / h. Check out the amazing video! thanks Gonca for the link.



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OXBOARD

Oxboard is like a Segway without armrests, looks much cooler, and is much easier to carry and store. Developed by a Dutch company, Oxboard combines the technology of Segway and the cool of the skateboard culture, it is easy to ride and extremely agile. The two-wheel electric vehicle is operated with your feet and subtle body shifts, you can move forward, backward, make turns and even rotate 360 ​​degrees around your axis. It contains enough energ...
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EarthCruiser GZL Pop-Up Truck Camper

Thanks to Oregon-based EarthCruiser, you can now fit a luxury camper for off-road adventures onto an existing pickup truck, turning it into a full-blown expedition vehicle. The new slide-in GZL pop-up truck camper is engineered to fit light to medium duty trucks beds, and features a pop-up roof to expand the space, providing 6.9 feet (2.1 m) of headroom. Other notable features include a queen size bed, an en-suite shower and portable toilet, a large fully equipped k...
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AutoXscape

AutoXscape is a high quality, feature-packed automotive emergency and self-rescue tool. AutoXscape is a beautifully crafted 3-in-1 multitool that integrates a high-powered flashlight ((with a vivid SOS/strobe mode), a seatbelt cutter, and a window glass breaker, designed to provide peace of mind to drivers and help themselves and their passengers out of emergency situations. A life-saving tool you want close by when roadside emergencies turn extreme. watch the video...
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