The architecture-inspired Icebreaker, designed by Denis Agarkov
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"In some places it's the legal term for small low powered cars like this. I'd grab one in a heartbeat here stateside myself if the laws weren't stupid about small vehicles.Frankly if the day drinking rich idiots in various suburban enclaves can toodle around in golf carts, there's no reason these aren't acceptable."
"We already have flying cars: they're called helicopters. They do literally everything people want out of flying cars, they just don't look like zeerust fantasy and are incredibly complex to fly."
"This unit with its robust build and being utilized by someone with an actual disability is more impressive than a lot of the "mobility aid" suits with slick designs and fancy promotional videos."
"Not unless everybody is trying to drink their coffee one degree below boiling, or if the mug company tries to offer meal coupons in lieu of medical treatment costs."
"This is basically illegal in the US, and for good reason. Here's more about lasers and why you do not buy ones that don't have any kind of shielding (the danger is where the laser hits the work surface, not the "guard" around the fantasy beam in these renders) like this: https://www.funraniumlabs.com/2017/08/laser-products-hate/"
""The necessary regulations of the Swiss healthcare system, which requires manufacturers to compensate for different body sizes. Which exist outside of the designers studio if they would look out the window once in a while."ftfy"
"Easy: three per two workers, unit in the center is the staging point that a runner can keep loaded with shingles so the people using them don't have to go up and down ladders (another safety benefit of the setup)."
"I swear emulation fans are like Charlie Brown and Lucy with the football. Yeah, this time selling a Nintendo product without a license will go right for you, surely the last ten thousand times when a company got wrecked were flukes."
"Much like esoteric runway fashion that is wildly impractical, or concept cars that have no engine, I think objects like this can lead to new ideas in style while retaining usability. With this example, balance beam scales can be incredibly accurate for very little cost in comparison to digital scales; bringing them back into common use would be a good thing."