Brad Lucher and Kyle Clements from Toronto has offered an unique painting that you won’t see a thing with your bare eye. The painting is made with the combination of blank canvas with IR LEDs covered behind the canvas. From the first sight, all you can see is a blank canvas, but once you take a snap of the canvas with your cell phone’s camera, you will see the ‘invisible painting’ popping out.

Of course, this type of invisible painting is pretty interesting. However, it requires the artists to be a veteran lite-brite player before they can form some nice looking invisible painting!

[via Technabob]

Invisible Painting Art Shown By Toronto Artists
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The multi-touch mouse prototypes from Microsoft has introduced us the new ways to interact with the PC mouse through a touch sensitive field. Now, here is another new concept mouse called Celluon evoMouse Pet that is shape like a puppy, has no touch sensitive zone, but it has two infra-red sensors which can track finger movements!

From the images above, you might have already grasps the idea on how to use this Celluon evoMouse Pet. It has transform all modern mouse function into a gesture-based interactions. This Celluon evoMouse Pet will be compatible with a range of OS such as Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows Mobile, Blackberry and Symbian OS.

It will connect up with your PC through Bluetooth connection and I assumed there should be an internal battery built in to power up the device. According to PocketLint, it will hit UK market soon. However, there is no pricing detail yet.

[via Pocket Lint,ChipChick]

Celluon evoMouse Pet Motion Tracking Mouse
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Here is an advanced flashlight equipped with Video recorder and 17 infrared LEDs encircle the main light to provide a better night view and up to 13 feet for night recording.

This flashlight is very useful to capture the critical moment when you’ve found a theft or wild animal wandering at your neighborhood and trying to hurt you. You can use it either to take a snapshot of their face as your evident or use it as your weapon to knock them down (require a little Kung-Fu for this ).

It certainly looks normal, except the bigger front head part with additional CMOS sensor and camera lens for recording purposes. The main Light is consist of infrared LEDs light and one 3-watt cool-white LED light.

You can use this Infrared flashligh video recorder to record up to 15 seconds of video and 500 snapshots with its built-in 128MB memory (expandable to 2GB via microSD card).

Other features such as built-in microphone to allows you to record sounds, LCD display to help you noticing the battery life, a USB port to let you connect to your PC and download all data (video, sounds, photos).

You will need three C batteries for three hours of usage. Pretty a short life, so make sure to get a rechargeable C batteries instead.

This Flashlight Battery is yours for $399.95 via Hammacher.

(via BookofJoe)

Advanced FlashLight – Infrared Flashlight Video Recorder
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Elekit Tornader is a infrared yoyo-like remote control. Why I said yoyo because of the spinning movement. Yes, it moves forward but it also spin like a yoyo. Well, it’s thanks to the “insane spin mode”.

Elekit Tornader R/C Toy

Need more detail on this Elekit Tornader? Well, let’s check the video out so you will have a firm grip of WTF is this toy can do:

Build your own infrared controlled robot that rolls and spins! The Tornader kit from Elekit makes quick moves such as spins, turns, one-wheel rides, and more according to your level of control. With 4-channels too choose from, you can use up to four separate robots all at the same time, and also customize the internal sheet to make it look how you want.

Looks interesting? Well, you can actually have it for $124 at JapanTrendShop. Yes, it’s Japan product as you have known from the picture. The package comes in a scatter part so you will to assemble them together before anything. Estimated time to finish the assembling is 1 hour and Elekit Tornader needs 6 AA size battery to power up.

(via TechEBlog)

Elekit Tornader Robot: Yoyo-like Remote Control
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