Zapata is back with their incredibly amazing concept HOVERBOARD, a few years ago, JetLev developed a jetpack that let users float in mid air, so long as they were on the water. Using that same principle, French jet ski champion Franky Zapata developed the Flyboard, which let you follow behind a speedboat with a set of water-powered rocket boots. Hoverboard, which does the same job, but attached to a board with a single nozzle hanging out back.


This would be more like snowboarding than surfing, the board they're using looks like a modified snowboard rather than a surfboard, whatever it is, this is so damn cool!

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Sarvajal is a mass-market drinking water micro-franchise system launched by the Piramal Water, an initiative from the Piramal Foundation, Delhi, India. A decentralized filtration system allows a low-cost and extensive distribution of clean water.

Industry estimates maintain that around 720 million of India's 1.25 billion population still lack access to it. Sarvajal created a "Water ATM" which allows costumers to buy the quantity of water they desire, which is a great advantage for low-income villagers who don't need or can't afford large quantities of water in one buy. The Water ATM also allows segregated communities to be reached: "For example, in the town of Laxmangarh, Rajasthan, a town in India where many current customers would not allow the franchisee to serve people from a different community background (mostly butchers) than their own. However, with the Water ATM in place, the community which had previously not been allowed to drink Sarvajal water had a new point of sale that was separate from the existing customers."

A Sarvajal water ATM in an Ahmedabad slum. There are 17 of these in four states:

Auto giant Volkswagen has created a “Fast Lane” slide in a subway for those looking to move a little quicker, at the Alexanderplatz subway station in Berlin. So the commuters have the choice to either take the staircase or have fun and save time by sliding down the Fast Lane.

This is a another very cool stunt that follows their previous”Fun Theory” initiative in Sweden, which had them transforming a stairway into an interactive giant piano. Now, the team is back again with this time-saving slide in Berlin.

This is absolutely fun to skip the stairs.

We all know walking up the stairs is better for us than taking the escalator, but how can you get people to do it? by making it fun. Volkswagen launched a campaign “dedicated to the thought that something as simple as fun is the easiest way to change people’s behavior for the better.” coming up with the idea where stairs played musical notes when you walked on them. It turns out that 66% more commuters opted for stairs over the escalators!