Google's homepage pays tribute to Robert Arthur Moog, commonly called Bob Moog, who was an American pioneer of electronic music, best known as the inventor of the Moog synthesizer.

Cell Scope, from the Fletcher Lab at the University of California, Berkeley, is designed to turn the camera of a standard cell phone into a diagnostic-quality microscope with a magnification of 5x-60x.

Braingate is a neural interface for controlling computers as well as physical devices. In this instance, a paralyzed woman is able to pick up her coffee and drink it by controlling a robotic arm with her thoughts.

Porsche has revealed a pre-production model of the new 918 Spyder Plug-in Hybrid super car with more than 770HP. It also gets 78.4mpg!

SubWars by Sean Soong is a beautiful animation of a Star Wars inspired battle on the subway.

Curved-Crease Paper Sculptures by Erik Demaine and Martin Demaine is a set of experiments into the potentials for what shapes self-folding origami may one day make.

Jer Thorp, a data visualization artist, has created Avengers, Assembled (and Visualized). The data set explores the characters and their appearances through issues.

Resonant Chamber by RVTR is an interior envelope system inspired by rigid origami systems that dynamically transforms the acoustic environment.

Autodromo’s newest timepiece, the Vallelunga, is a minimal chronograph inspired by 60’s and 70’s Italian Prototype and Grand Prix tachometers.

Photographer Natasha Otrakji's Man Made series shows the peculiar and often beautiful organization of our built environment around the world.

Big JamBox is the newest wireless speaker from Jawbone and aims to produce big sound with new hardware and designs.

Raul Lemesoff's book-tank is a mobile work of art and advocacy for peace and literacy.

Photographer Yan-Alexandre stumbled upon the set of Michel Gondry's next film, The Foam of the Days, and discovered these beautifully hacked-together cars. The attention to detail is stunning.

Tripwire, by visual artist Jean-Michel Albert and composer Ashley Fure, is a kinetic installation using computer controlled vertical strings. The installation has a simple, yet amazing visual and audio output.

CNsilk is an ongoing project from the MIT Media Lab's research group Mediated Matter. The project uses a robotic arm to weave string to produce structure, much like a spider.

Richard Kendall and his crew have made a 3d bullet camera rig for light painting. It produces an amazing effect that you can rent for your next party.

Speed Flying from the Mont Blanc summit to the base looks like an extraordinary experience.

Life on a Torus by Moebio is a set of experiments for visualizing cellular automata in various ways. The results are fascinating, and be sure to draw a bit and hit play.

The World's Largest Alpona in Bangladesh was created by 5 artists and over 200 painters for the Bangla New Year.

Wired Science's Bizarre Magnetic Ferrofluids Will Blow Your Mind is a round up the best videos of this amazing phenomenon. This collection is stunning!

GoogleBBS, from MassWerk, allows you to surf Google as if it were the 80's and running on the old-school Bulletin Board System.

InfObjects by Johannes Tsopanides uses data to generate designs based on the amount of energy, CO², and cost of particular dishes and their ingredients.

Dyson engineers compete to see who can make the fastest toy car from a Dyson vacuum parts.

Smart of Argentina makes new ad with an ASCII animation in twitter. Using each tweet as an animation frame, you can scroll through the story.

Jack White releases new single Freedom at 21 by launching 1000 balloons with Flexi Disc attached from Nashville.

Silent World by Lucie & Simon is an eerie depiction of typically crowded cities with no one in it.

Researchers at Keio University are creating interactive plants, enabling them to display emotions and communicate with people.

Kevin Weir's GIF collection is full of classic photos with a spooky and fascinating twist.

The Roppongi Art Night hosted Floating Instrument by teamLab and Hideaki Takahashi, which is a sound and interaction based installation with colorful inflatables.

The newest Pavilion from EmTech (AA) + ETH is a light timber sun shade for the grand stairs in front of the architecture department of the ETH.

Edding 850 Font by Büro Destruct is a downloadable font made for the marker company. The endless sketching led them to a remarkable font and interface.

Hitch; Rear Window Loop by Jeff Desom is a visual stitch of Alfred Hitchcock's infamous film. The installation loops the entire courtyard's action from one view.

Uncontrol :: Disc from creative coder Manny Tan is a beautifully simple browser based music visualizer.

Wind Map by Fernanda Viégas and Martin Wattenberg of Hint.fm is a beautiful visualization of historic wind data across the US.

Graham Coxon's "What'll It Take" directed by Ninian Doff crowd sources 85 fans from 22 countries into one music video.

Perpetual Ocean is a visualization from the NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio of ocean surface currents around the world during the period from June 2005 through December 2007.

'Unnamed Soundsculpture' by Daniel Franke & Cedric Kiefer is a moving sand sculpture from recorded motion data of a real person.

Lukas Mathis takes a microscope to the new iPad3 as well as a few other screens that you may know. See why that retina display is so amazing...

Walk off the Earth cover Somebody That I Used to Know by Gotye with an amazing twist. With 8 hands on one guitar, this band ups the ante.

Alberto Seveso photographs ink underwater in his newest series A Due Colori. The flowing patterns and colors are mesmerizing.

Journey for PS3 launches today from TGC (thatgamecompany), the company that brought you Flow and Flower, and they continue to show how stunning a simple and beautiful game can be.

Zhang Kechun's newest photo series is a beautiful tribute to the life and death of the Yellow River in China.

Fab Café is a new coffee/laser cutting cafe in Shibuya, Tokyo. You can order their famous marshmallow latte while you laser cut your designs.

BKME is a platform for empowering bikers to reclaim bike lanes from cars in NYC.