lumiloop-dee-loop-dee-loop-dee

My friend Nik and his classmate Elise have designed a reactive LED bracelet that’s tooooootally WICKED!
Read about the lumiloop bracelet on Elise’s website…then Lumiloop got picked up here on this electronic design blog…then bounced over here to this coolhunting blog…to finally land here on this big-giant-major-whopping (blog scale obviously ) mainstream gadget blog. Yay! Follow the bouncing blogs! YAY!

[edit: SEE ALSO the almost-even-more-totalllly WICKED puddlejumper - a raincoat decorated with electroluminescent silkscreens that light up in patterns mimicking rainfall in response to drops falling on the coat's raindrop sensors...this is so Bladerunnerâ„¢ cool...me WANTIE! ]

[edit: see also the awesome Robot knits...someone obviously bought a bunch of extra tickets for the talent-go-round ]

About Jonah

Jonah Keegan is an internet entrepreneur. He's worked for a few startups and tried his hand with a few of his own. More importantly, he's a DIT (Dad-In-Training) with his first young'un on the way. He feels lucky to have lots of aunts, uncles, cousins and grandparents on hand for baby-raising tips, and wants them all to know that a contribution to baby's college fund earns them each one month on the midnight-to-8am DO NOT CALL list.
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4 Responses to lumiloop-dee-loop-dee-loop-dee

  1. pip(eye) says:

    You are right–the rain coat is really cool. The braclet is cool–but it appears to be similar to the belts you can get in the US now…which have the ability to put digital scrolling words on the buckle. ?Neccoah Onadogah Atmas? Say it three times fast and tell me your answer.

  2. pip(eye) says:

    [Street]

    (Jerry walks along. He is still carrying the envelope of checks, and by now he’s drenched. A familiar red Ferrari pulls to a stop level with Jerry, and the window winds down.)

    BRETT: (calls over) Hey Jerry!

    (Jerry peers at the car and walks out into the road as he recognises Brett.)

    JERRY: Oh, hi Brett.

    BRETT: Haven’t you ever heard of an umbrella?

    JERRY: Ah, I didn’t have enough money.

    BRETT: I’m sure things’ll pick up for you.

    JERRY: No, it’s not that, it’s the…

    (Jerry looks down at the envelope of checks in his hands. The rain has soaked them so thoroughly that the ink of his signatures has run and become illegible.)

    JERRY: Oh no, look at the checks! Hours of hard work ruined!

    (Brett peers over at the mass of sodden paper in Jerry’s grip.)

    BRETT: Ah, don’t worry, I can spot you the (reads) twelve cents?

    JERRY: No, it’s not the money. It’s my hand. It’s crippled from writing and writing.

    BRETT: Nothing’s working for you, is is?

    JERRY: (bitter) Not at the moment, Brett.

    BRETT: I’d give you a ride, but I got Karl Farbman here.

    (Beside Brett sits a bald-headed, bearded, guy in shades.)

    JERRY: (sarcastic) Thanks for stopping!

    (Jerry walks away)

    [Jerry's Apartment]

    (Jerry is drying the checks. Dozens hang from lines around the apartment, and more sit on the table, where Jerry dabs them with a towel.)

    ELAINE: Brett said you ran away from him, as if he were the boogetyman.

    JERRY: Boogeyman.

    ELAINE: Boogey?

    JERRY: I’m quite sure. Anyway, any luck getting together on a song?

  3. Jonah says:

    Neko wa onara ga arimasuka?

  4. pip(eye) says:

    I was close.

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