I New Idea Homepage

Claimed “the world’s fastest personal submarine”, the Seabird from AquaVenture features a quite different approach of moving: it has no propulsion system of its own, but actually is towed through the water by a surface vessel. It can be towed on a cable of up to 400 ft in length, travelling at a speed of up to 40 km/h, comparing to normal personal subs’ highest speed of 16 km/h. Basically one surface vessel can tow two submarines at one time, and the Seabirds will provide a habitable atmosphere for 24-72 hours, so that many more people could enjoy the beautiful scenery underwater comfortably and safely.

[Read the rest of this entry...]

Believe Jason deCaires Taylor and the I New Idea, the underwater world is much more attractive after it is built with these amazing sculptures. Just follow us and see them all. Come on! [Read the rest of this entry...]

The moment the Hydrodome BOB Breathing Observation Bubble was created, the skills of swimming and diving no longer matters that much if you’d like to visit the underwater world. Coming with a bubble helmet that enables one to breathe underwater, the smart scooter can help people enjoy 180-degrees of clear view in every direction while only charges $25 per hour. [Read the rest of this entry...]

Amphibious car might not a unique product, but a car with a diving mode, you gotta be attracted. This odd car named sQuba is actually a new diving car from Rinspeed. Rinspeed plans to reveal it at the upcoming Geneva motor show. [Read the rest of this entry...]

AWS Ocean Energy, a British based company, has unveiled a project of under-water power plant. The unique point of this project is that it use buoys rather than turbines.
The buoy is able to harness wave energy utilize the pressure changing while waving. [Read the rest of this entry...]

In the era of internet, will send a postcard just for some words? At least I won’t! So, if the post offices wanna attract more persons, they should do something uniquely.

Post office underwater, like this, gonna be a good idea. This picture is a post office in Vanuatu. But I also do not believe they will go to this office just for a postcard! [Read the rest of this entry...]