Hace bastante agregué este video a mis favoritos de Youtube, me había llamado la atención el thumbnail, pero no lo vi hasta hoy... es realmente increible!!! me alegró la noche =D

Tiene una página oficial con más videos hecho por otra gente alrededor del mundo (o eso es lo que entendí, porque está en japonés, así que no entiendo mucho)

Link: PikaPika x So-net Project

Ryan Cashman shot his light-paint piano player in San Diego. High five to Ryan!

This was a live performance by AntiVJ Lab in Bridwell Prison, Bristol, earlier this year.

And the best I've found so far are Japanese crew PIKAPIKA. Unfortunately, all their most high-res work is on Revver and I've not cracked the embedding yet.

If you've got time, you should really check it out here.

• A free digital archive of the collected works of scientist Charles Darwin have been made available online, courtesy of the University of Cambridge and Cambridge University Library which owns the collection, made up of 20,000 items in nearly 90,000 images. View it at Darwin Online. Also see a brief article from Reuters News dated Apr 17 2008 about this new digital archive.

• From the excellent blog Pink Tentacle, a post about some pretty fancy traincars from Kobe, Japan decorated by IKEA... beautiful but entirely unsuitable for New York: http://www.pinktentacle.com/2008/04/ikea-decks-out-kobe-train

• A very impressive Robot. The appealing scripted talents of a next generation Mobile Dexterous Social Robot, described as "approximately the size of a 3-year old child" is shown in the video below. The MDS Robot was designed and built by scientists from Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab - Personal Robots Group, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Laboratory for Perceptual Robotics, Xitome Design and Meka Robotics.

Video: Courtesy of YouTube / MIT - copyright 2008 - all rights reserved

Also see MIT's Personal Robots Group page for more about this project.

• On the Wordpress blog Revealed, the blogger (Janet Chao) illustrates the multi-step process involved in the creation of a durable human Ear Prosthesis which is very much a work of art. She is working towards a Masters degree in Biomedical Visualization at University of Illinois.

• Don't you love to watch PikaPika Videos?!

Video: Courtesy of YouTube / pikapika - copyright 2007 - all rights reserved

• Finally... for sheer delight and a big "WOW" factor, bookmark the blog DarkRoastedBlend. For example, check out the World's Wildest Rollercoasters link or a series on World's Most Dangerous Roads. If you are scared of heights - beware!