Honda Motor Compo

Foldable Electric Scooter.

On exhibition at Tokyo Motor Show 2011 Honda represent Motor Compo, a foldable electric scooter. Back in the 80s, Honda created a unique folding electric motorcycle called the Motocompo.

The Motor Compo’s total length and height are under 1 meter (39”), which makes it super compact. It also features a removable battery specifically designed to be used as an emergency power source in case of disaster.

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Portable Solar Powered Outlet

Portable Solar Powered Electrical Outlet, Charges Small Electronics

Portable Solar Powered Outlet

The Window Socket is very simple idea. Designed by Kyuho Song & Boa Oh, the charger sticks to a window and draws solar power to an internal battery, which enables one to either plug small devices into the outlet right there and then, or save the stored power for use during nighttime hours.

Portable Solar Powered Outlet

At present, the Window Socket is still a concept, but in the near future the designers hope to increase its efficiency, energy storage and charge time. The battery on the Window Socket is very small; at 1000mAh the stored power might be about enough to charge a mobile phone

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Ecco Camper Concept

Futuristic all-electric RV Ecco Camper concept.

Design firm NAU has presented a concept for an Eco friendly camper that looks it might be an RV of the future.

Ecco Camper Concept

Designed to be similar in size to a VW Camper, this vehicle provides a unique way of taking creature comforts to the great out doors. The expandable roof of the Ecco Camper integrates solar panels to supplement the power supply and the vehicle can also be charged via a standard 240 V outlet.

Ecco Camper Concept

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http://cool3dconcepts.com/ecco-camper-concept

Biosphere Home Farming

Incredible Biosphere Home Farming concept by Philips

Home Farming explores growing at least part of your daily calorific requirement inside your house. This biosphere home farm has been designed to occupy a minimum of floor space and instead to stack the various mini-ecosystems on top of each other. It contains fish, crustaceans, algae and edible plants, all interdependent and in balance with each other. Water filtration, recycling of nutrients and optimum use of sunlight are all central to its appeal.

Biosphere Home Farming

When you are living in the suburbs or the country side, it's easy to grow your own food. Veggies like tomatoes and some fruits like apples tend to grow quite easily. However, the closer you move to a city, the harder it gets. It's just the lack of green space. Not a lot of people have access to huge gardens in the city center. That's where this concept from Philips tries to help out allowing people to grow their own food, no matter where they are located.

Biosphere Home Farming

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http://cool3dconcepts.com/biosphere-home-farming