Three videos of the day: not quite a flying car, dancing shadows of Dith Wiegman and 3D maze from Google

Bruce Tomb realized that there were no flying cars in the foreseeable future and decided to create something at least a little

bringing him closer to flight.The result was something based on an excavator with a body from a 1959 El Camino rising to a certain height, decorated with many holes and a portrait of a robot woman from Fritz Lang’s 1927 film Metropolis on the hood:

Next – the creation of Diet Wiegman, who createssculptures made from all sorts of garbage and scrap metal for almost 50 years. This is the Shadow Dancing sculpture. It is installed on a rotating pedestal, its shadow constantly transforms and freezes at the moment when it takes on the shape of Michael Jackson:

Latest video – experimental demoGoogle Chrome, which turns any website into a 3D maze, and the user is asked to move a ball from one corner of the site to another, control is possible both from the keyboard and from a smartphone with an accelerometer: