Slimzjoe:



A lot of People will be lost with this Explanation and am one of them .

Methinks the Whole Floor would simply be Magnet and the chair's Inner disk would also be Padded wit the Same charge as the one On the Floor Thereby creating the 'Repulsion' and Continuous Floating..... I don't See it falling anyway except it leaves the Magnetic Field


I hate(d) Physics

LOL
Especially the where I said Concentric annulus shaped electromagnetic disks

You are right. But consider.

We cannot use anything lesser than a neodymium magnet. Meanwhile, coating the whole floor with a neodymium magnet is very expensive. Not to mention unnecessary and very dangerous. Since the foam is expected to remain stagnant.

Therefore, we need a small plate. As small as possible. So that,as queed said, all the cutlery in the house won't find their way into the bedroom.

But, in a magnetic field, if you suspend something on it, it will float away from the field due to the attractive force of gravity. We need to pin it to the plate. We do this with another plate inside the bed with opposite "charge" with the plate. Causing an attraction that cancels out surrounding gravity. Forcing the sofa to remain suspended there.

And for a cool effect. We want the sofa to "dance" by going up and down slowly.
If you ordinarily suspend it, it will just stay like that. But, by changing the charge on the opposite charged plate I said above, we can get the sofa to bob up and down, to rock like a cradle, or to throw the person on it up and catch him again! cool for babies.

You grab?

Slimzjoe:
Teempakguy you've Lost me somehow here.... If The Sofa and the Floor are charged + are you saying the Bed in the room should be - ?

The Sofa would Naturally Rock Due to the Repulsion

Teempakguy:
I don't think so. This was designed by a visual futurist. Visual futurists merely design concepts they think should happen in the near future. And then companies make those designs work in real life.
Therefore, I don't know if any company has snatched this idea.

XploraBen:
Okay I understand.It's only a futuristic technology which was concieved by some scientist,waiting for the opportunity of hi-tech companies to develop it further.

Teempakguy:
grammar.
The bed is also the sofa . . . I interchanged the words. An oversight. Sorry.

The sofa would rock . . . but as you know . . . people want control. And that is always a big problem in science. There are many awesome alternative power sources in the world today, but they cannot be controlled. Therefore, people won't buy it.
People will want to control the speed and orientation of the rocking. So, we have to give them nah. Or else you will just hear . . . "we're sorry, but your product is not commercially feasible."
Mtcheeeeeeeew.
Hence the additional elaborate tech. It is just for control.

Slimzjoe:



Nothing Is Impossible in Science but will it be Possible To Control the Speed and Direction of your Sofa?
That will Require some extra_Advanced Tech

RobinHez:
'Leap second' added for first time in three years

The addition will mean that the last minute of June will have 61
seconds; while 23:59:59 usually becomes 00:00:00, the leap second will
ensure the time becomes 23:59:60.
Leap seconds - and leap years - are added as basic ways to keep the
clock in sync with the Earth and its seasons.
However, there are concerns the extra second could cause problems
for some computer systems because it has to be added manually.
Timekeepers are divided over whether to keep the additional unit of
time - and the issue is set to be debated at a meeting later this year.
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-33313347

Teempakguy:
hahaha
An additional second . . . .
Not enough

Teempakguy:

Hi there!

Teempakguy here.

I have found another incredibly amazing design! So . . . out of this world . . . so fascinating!

It is simply a spokeless bicycle.




Let's get in here and discuss this technology . . . the advantages, disadvantages, and how it would work. Also, possible upgrades and additions.

This time, I am calling everybody.

Anyi5
Fejikudz
Slimzjoe
Freemanan
Finniblinks
ELYMAXiimus
Mrbillz
Genes
Emperormero
Khattab02
Rockiedink
Laykorn
BigBen10
Intergral
Nurd
Soloxxng
Taharqa
Baggylips
Harmvirus
RobinHez
Oathman
Gorimakpa1
Dhsfbi
Cindino20
Xploraben
Horlufemi
1miccza
Hollarsmith
All4naija
Niyeal
Kingcity
Geofavour
Lushcream
Bhenehdikt
Taolyn4lif


Cheers!

Teempakguy:

Hi there!

Teempakguy here.

I have found another incredibly amazing design! So . . . out of this world . . . so fascinating!

It is simply a spokeless bicycle.




Let's get in here and discuss this technology . . . the advantages, disadvantages, and how it would work. Also, possible upgrades and additions.

Preboy:

from the pic, it seems to still use the gear system...... question tho, why would anyone wanna upgrade the bicycle? .... rocket powered hovering skateboards seems a lot better/cooler

Teempakguy:
LOL
The bicycle is the safest mode of transportation. And it costs nothing to ride.
Unlike rocket powered hovering skateboards.

Preboy:

safest? this i doubt.... energy used in pedaling isn't nothing and the tech doesn't fit into a sci-fi future, a hovering bicycle[plzzzz ], rocket powered bicycle? don't make me laugh

unlike skateboards, imagine just hopping in and zooming off without any cost, and special magnetic boots can act as safety measure and it feels futuristic

but not to digress from the topic, the design is juz an improved fancy looking gear system, not spectacular there... though a pedal-less bicycle would be something bt then it wouldn't be a bicycle

Teempakguy:
what do you mean by without any cost

A rocket powered hoverboard would cost huge amounts of money to run and maintain. Besides, bicycles cannot be easily wiped out like that. Have you been to Amsterdam

Meanwhile, nothing spectacular
I see . . .

Oh and yes, next to foot travels, bicycles are the safest modes of transportation. Look it up.

Preboy:
except energy source, it cost nothing[human energy] to use


hoverboard hmmm.... juz googled it up
anyway, computers once cost huge amounts of money to run amd maintain.... bt a minibook costs less than a $100 now so they'd get cheaper with time

i haven't bt still Egyptian, Persian, Babylonian empires have be wiped out, so can the "bicycle"


truth is i'd love a spoke-less and chain-less bike, bt still there are other more pressing inventions to develop on, like nano-nites

RobinHez:
u watch too much sci-fi i'm coming

Teempakguy:

Hi there!

Teempakguy here.

I have found another incredibly amazing design! So . . . out of this world . . . so fascinating!

It is simply a spokeless bicycle.




Let's get in here and discuss this technology . . . the advantages, disadvantages, and how it would work. Also, possible upgrades and additions.

This time, I am calling everybody.

Anyi5
Fejikudz
Slimzjoe
Freemanan
Finniblinks
ELYMAXiimus
Mrbillz
Genes
Emperormero
Khattab02
Rockiedink
Laykorn
BigBen10
Intergral
Nurd
Soloxxng
Taharqa
Baggylips
Harmvirus
RobinHez
Oathman
Gorimakpa1
Dhsfbi
Cindino20
Xploraben
Horlufemi
1miccza
Hollarsmith
All4naija
Niyeal
Kingcity
Geofavour
Lushcream
Bhenehdikt
Taolyn4lif


Cheers!

mrbillz:
WOW! WOW!! WOW!!! SIMPLY OUT OF THIS WORLD... THIS WOULD BE SO EXPENSIVE MERE LOOKING AT THE COOL DESIGN...

Teempakguy:

Hi there!

Teempakguy here.

I have found another incredibly amazing design! So . . . out of this world . . . so fascinating!

It is simply a spokeless bicycle.




Let's get in here and discuss this technology . . . the advantages, disadvantages, and how it would work. Also, possible upgrades and additions.

This time, I am calling everybody.

Anyi5
Fejikudz
Slimzjoe
Freemanan
Finniblinks
ELYMAXiimus
Mrbillz
Genes
Emperormero
Khattab02
Rockiedink
Laykorn
BigBen10
Intergral
Nurd
Soloxxng
Taharqa
Baggylips
Harmvirus
RobinHez
Oathman
Gorimakpa1
Dhsfbi
Cindino20
Xploraben
Horlufemi
1miccza
Hollarsmith
All4naija
Niyeal
Kingcity
Geofavour
Lushcream
Bhenehdikt
Taolyn4lif


Cheers!

ELYMAXiimus:

hahaha. This is funny, how does it work?

johnydon22:


Hey bro
I think the working mechanism of that bike was quite plain and clear and its very clear how it works.

The pedal which i labeled (1) moves the gear at the rear labeled (2) which in turn moves the gear above the (2)gear which i labeled 3.
The number (3)gear and the gear-like teethed rear wheel are placed together to form a joint gear which transmit the rotational movement.

It goes from (1) to (2) and then to (3) which transmits the movement to the rear wheel.
. . .So the rotation of the back wheel moves the bicycle. .

its almost the same mechanism as an ordinary bicycle just that the chains were eliminated this time.

RobinHez:
somebody give this dude a medal...

lwkmd

johnydon22:


Hey bro
I think the working mechanism of that bike was quite plain and clear and its very clear how it works.

The pedal which i labeled (1) moves the gear at the rear labeled (2) which in turn moves the gear above the (2)gear which i labeled 3.
The number (3)gear and the gear-like teethed rear wheel are placed together to form a joint gear which transmit the rotational movement.

It goes from (1) to (2) and then to (3) which transmits the movement to the rear wheel.
. . .So the rotation of the back wheel moves the bicycle. .

its almost the same mechanism as an ordinary bicycle just that the chains were eliminated this time.

Teempakguy:
damn! Just what I had in mind.
You deserve a medal, bro.

Teempakguy:
thank you jare. You recognize.

RobinHez:

how do you mean?