Stephen Wiltshire from London has been called the "Human Camera". Stephen is autistic and in this short excerpt he takes a helicopter journey over Rome and then draws a panoramic view of what he saw, entirely from memory!

Liquid Mountaineering is a new sport which is attempting to achieve what man has tried to do for centuries: walk on water. Or to be more precise: running on water.

The guys in the video found out that with the right water repellent equipment one can run across bodies of water, just like a stone skimming the surface.

This definitely makes a really cool viral video promoting a water proof line of clothing, shoes and accessories that are supposedly so water repellent that you can literally run on water with them, after some training ofcourse!

PS: The video is fake. It's a viral ad for Hi-Tec water-resistant running shoes.

With Holographic Drumkit and Turntables, Neurosonics use Beardyman to create a whole new performance level for DJing.

Bloom Box is a new eco friendly electricity-generating device that takes fuel and air and turns it into power...it is a small power plant in a box which has promises to soon power our homes!

This new technology is already being tested by Google and eBay...here is the CBS 60 Minutes video telling you exactly what this box is all about...

The Google Goggles uses Google’s machine translation technology and image recognition capabilities to create an additional layer of useful context. So if the user takes a photo from his Android device, the application will translate the text in the photo in a fraction of a second! Currently it only supports German-to-English translations.

I can't wait to the see the day when Google comes up with a realtime voice translation device. We will never need to learn another language.

A glimpse into Nokia's crystal ball...interactions involving near-to-eye displays, gaze direction tracking, 3D audio, 3D video, gesture and touch...

I just read a very interesting article on the UX Magazine web site...here is the crux of it...

ReadWriteWeb recently published an article titled Facebook Wants to Be Your One True Login. Being an interesting, timely article, it rose to the top of Google searches for "Facebook login". Then: chaos and confusion. Lots and lots of the people who use Google instead of their browser's address bar to access sites began confusing the ReadWriteWeb link with a link to Facebook itself, and began posting angry comments wondering why Facebook had been redesigned and asking when they'd be allowed to log in again.

Google then sent out a rep asking random people, "What's a browser?" and "What's the difference between Google and a browser?". Watch the many responses people came up with...

So now you know why the word KISS (Keep it simple stupid) is so widely used while building any digital asset...i.e. softwares...web sites...etc

The future of video conferencing is almost here...Zugara Streaming Augmented Reality (ZugSTAR), is a technology that allows people in different locations to have shared augmented reality experiences via a browser-based video conferencing system.

This video illustrates how ZugSTAR can be utilized in several industries to facilitate real-time collaboration, while also working to negate physical distance as a roadblock to progress...

Here is an augmented reality system that makes walls transparent...one of the many areas it can be used for is to prevent road accidents...

The future is here! Are you ready?

"Curb-mining" is the act of finding furniture and art on the streets. Blu Dot decided to conduct it's own curb-mining experiment. On November 4th, 25 real good chairs were dropped around NYC, free for the take. Many were GPS-enabled. Watch the film to see what happened.