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I’ve always been strangely intrigued by the cat’s eyes you get in the middle of, particularly, country roads. I find them strangely hypnotic as they rush past beneath your wheels like LED Christmas lights. Actually, admitting you get easily hypnotised when behind the wheel of a car isn’t very big or clever. If it weren’t for the fact that I keep my true identity so fiendishly well hidden, I would expect our local police officer to be lurking around More

Convert a Cardboard Box into a Vehicle through Rolobox

Do you have any children between the ages of 3 to 7 years who get excited by cars and vehicles? If yes then now you can turn any cardboard box into a vehicle with Rolobox. Children usually love to play with large boxes also. Now you have Rolobox through which you can easily make a vehicle that will enable your kids to have more fun, without having to use messy grease traps.

Rolobox is actually a set of reusable brackets and wheels that can be fitted into any cardboard box with the nuts and bolts that are provided with the set. This is an idea gift for kids as they can easily make a bus, car or even a train with the help of Rolobox. All they have to do is to fix the bracket and the wheels into any box, and lo! They have a car that can be moved and turned around the house or any place in your backyard. With Rolobox you can unleash the creative genius of your kids and can provide hours of fun for your toddler.

For making a vehicle you have to simply bore a hole in a cardboard box and make certain that the wheels stay in. There is also a rope for pulling the car around. The Rolobox Reusable Wheel Kit is available from Amazon and costs about $13.95.

So, if you have empty boxes and cartons, and you have kids, Rolobox is the perfect gift idea for them. You might think it to be a joke, but remember a kid will just jump at the sight of a large, empty box. An empty box is just like a blank canvas for an active kid, and thanks to the Rolobox kit, they can now turn the box into a vehicle instead of the usual fort or building.

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Eye Tracking

When young Swedish scientist John Elvesjo was walking around London in the spring of 1999, probably wondering about the increased roaming fee at that time, noone paid attention to the engineer who was only 21 when he disacovered how to control a computer only with your eyes. But this is no suprise - the technology back then was simplified as to the use of a huge mouse and heavy keyboard. He spent more than 10 years improving this innovation and More