If you're not familiar with Munnys, they're customizable, collectible dolls created by Kidrobot, the cutting edge designer toy and apparel makers that are hot as hot cakes at IHOP!  All of Kidrobot's designs are produced in limited edition; the more famous the Kidrobot design collaborators, the more limited and the more expensive the item.  I'm sure the Munny Lightbotz, by lighting designer and artist Marcus Tremonto, are no exception. 

Here's are some of  the members of Tremento's collection, now selling at Kidrobot's Soho store.  Grab them if you can; they're destined to be classics! r

Source: Inventorspot and Lightbotz

Japan's SolidAlliance earned a warm place in our collective nerd bosom long ago for the sheer lunacy of the products it creates. Today it's offering round two of its Crazy Earphone collection that includes some kind of mushroom (that is a mushroom, right?), the ol' Katana blade or arrow through the head trick, and a parasitical, conjoined ear if you want everyone to think you've been subjected to a tragic cloning experiment. Spec-wise your ¥2,000 (about $22) will take home a pair of in-ear buds with 20 ~ 20,000Hz frequency range assisted by a 10-mm driver. Not that it matters: there's no chance in hell that you're buying these for performance reasons.

Source: Joystiq

You have rabbits, and you have raving rabbits. Either way, Ubisoft France have come up with an interresting example that rabbits can also become our olympic heroes.

A new techniqua called ProFORMA (Probabilistic Feature-based On-line Rapid Model Acquisition) makes life easier for 3D artists to make models.

Rogier van der Zwaag, the person responcible for making this video used 400 wooden blocks and made 4000 pictures in order to create this video called "Gridin". Definately a funky video!

Making of.

Forget Avatar for winning an oscar, here is a short video about the consumer world exposed to 2500 brands. A must see!

The person who made this drew 1500 characters in total. Certainly payed off!