This is described as an "interactive" vehicle. Aren't most vehicles interactive? I mean, pretty much all vehicles? Even escalators? Aren't you required to interact with them to use them as part of the vehicular process? Even unmanned vehicles usually require some form of interaction, don't they?
Good point, Tenn. Zorbing requires only that you be in the ball.
I really like the idea of a motorized, steerable Zorb, though I don't need another expensive toy.
I would love to rig this up with a few hundred LED's in bizarre patterns, then take it for a spin on the dimly lit city streets at night. Besides the obvious cool-factor, I could see a healthy number of freaked out people doing a double-take as I whir down the street.
It looks like someone's been obsessing over xkcd...
This is described as an "interactive" vehicle. Aren't most vehicles interactive? I mean, pretty much all vehicles? Even escalators? Aren't you required to interact with them to use them as part of the vehicular process? Even unmanned vehicles usually require some form of interaction, don't they?
What about Zorbing?
I require this to be street legal.
Hey, aliens! Abduct me! I am fun to keep.
Shouldn't there be an American Gladiator in it?
I need this.
Good point, Tenn. Zorbing requires only that you be in the ball.
I really like the idea of a motorized, steerable Zorb, though I don't need another expensive toy.
For those of you who would like to feel powerless and immobile.
@5 Hukes: We'll make great pets.
It would make a great robot platform. Okay, I admit it, xkcd thought of it first.
http://xkcd.com/413/
for x-mas wish list.
I would love to rig this up with a few hundred LED's in bizarre patterns, then take it for a spin on the dimly lit city streets at night. Besides the obvious cool-factor, I could see a healthy number of freaked out people doing a double-take as I whir down the street.
Goddammit. I had a couple of stories about a lethal game I invented called Buzzball.
Now I can't use it.
um, road rules 95?