Aug 30, 2013
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The King Louis XIV statue gets a whole new look.
Pixelux Studio, a french motion graphics company, has come up with quite an ambitious but amazing looking project. The Magic Cube is a giant display which is powered by 28 bicycles positioned around the cube. The display changes the more riders you have, eventually hitting a level of pure white if all 28 bikes are rode at their full speed.
The magic cube is a graphic monolith, made from a mysterious scattering glowing matter. Placed around, 28 bicycles are connected to the core, the graphic engine. The speed and the stamina of the 20 riders produce a data stream, with an unique pattern, that generate the graphics, animations and sounds layers in real-time. A 3 minutes ride to reach the level of pure energy, the white matter
OXO - "The Magic Cube" (Agency: JWT London)
A very interesting ad by JWT London for Oxo that I saw on t.v and instantly loved! Definitely a different take on the classic cooking advert.
Korean tech company, Celluon developed
Celluon ‘Magic Cube’ Laser Keyboard
. It will be compatible with all computers and smartphones and all for just $169.