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This electric motorcycle concept blends industrial design with the Cyberpunk style to provide minimalist commuting.

The handlebars, foot pegs, and seat of Honda BAIKU can be retracted completely back into the body frame. The motorcycle runs on a single wheel that could also lower itself when not in use. Honda BAIKU features a built-in motor. It also has a curved screen displaying navigation info on one side and phone, media as well as other apps on another.

Designer Nacho Alfonso created Honda BAIKU concept.

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This concept is like a flying GoPro.

Jupiter uses a large single propeller, an internal gyroscope, and built-in sensors to track and follow the user. With dual 4K cameras, Jupiter can capture a 360-degree view and stream it to the user’s VR headset.

Designer Anton Weaver visualized the Jupiter drone concept in cooperation with xphero.

Credit: GiGadget

ATOM 2: World's 1st Auto-foldable 3-axis Phone Gimbal

ATOM 2 is the world’s first auto-foldable 3-axis phone gimbal that is pocket size. It senses your action for auto startup and folding, making it a hassle-free phone filming assistant. With a built-in tripod and an extendable handle, ATOM 2 is perfect for go-anywhere phone-filming, vlogging, live-streaming, and selfies!

All the 3-axis foldable gimbals on the market require manual operation which is a little bit troublesome and adds a time-consuming extra step that might make you miss the shot.

ATOM 2 can instantly sense your opening & closing actions to automatically control the gimbal arm's movements, giving you a more convenient grab-and-shoot experience.

Carrying the ATOM 2 around is as easy as placing it in a pocket or bag. Thanks to the ingenious hybrid 3-axis structural design, ATOM 2 breaks free from bulky conventional designs and significantly reduces the gimbal size to an incredible degree.