A Love Story… In Milk
Made by CatSnake, for Friends of the Earth. Link to “A Love Story… In Milk” from Catsnake on Vimeo. [via The Presurfer and Miss Cellania]
Made by CatSnake, for Friends of the Earth. Link to “A Love Story… In Milk” from Catsnake on Vimeo. [via The Presurfer and Miss Cellania]
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The video in question, is itself, safe for work, but the audio is completely and absolutely NSFW.
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This sports car has some futuristic features under its frame. The makers claim that the car is a completely zero emission vehicle, as it is powered by rechargeable Lithium-Ion batteries. And it can drive itself, without any input from a driver – all thanks to a sophisticated laser sensor system from the Hamburg company Ibeo. But the best feature of the car is its ability to move under water like a submarine. CEO of Rinspeed, and avowed James Bond fan, Frank M. Rinderknecht, was inspired to build this car, after watching Roger Moore use a submersible car in The Spy Who Loved Me’. The car can not only traverse water bodies, but can also dive till a depth of 10 m, with top speed of 3 km/h underwater.
Due to an open top design, the driver will have have to breathe underwater using compressed air from an integrated air-tank.
Watch this video to see the car in action:
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