Hamburg, Germany 26 March 2006. An experiment on evacuating 853 passengers and 20 crew from an Airbus A380 in 90 seconds. This took place in total darkness where this footage is shown from infrared cameras. Eventually they managed to do it in 77 seconds.

Pixelator is a cool animated video billboard collaborating with the New York city Metropolitan Transit Authority, Clear Channel Communications. It is an art of the billboards where creative artists can show their impressive works.

Pretty nifty invention that creates smoke rings into the air. The smoke rings are still visible at 50 feet distance and at the end of the clip, some guy stands in the path of the smoke ring and smacks it into thin air.

A cool robot called Keepon programmed by Marek Michalowski and developed by Hideki Kozima for a university project that dances to the song ‘I Turn My Camera On’ by the band Spoon. If they could programmed the little guy to dance to any beat and mass produce it, it will definitely sell like hot cakes.

Another one of those Mac parody ads which stars Brian Holtzman except that the Mac guy got pawned big time.

Warning: Excessive Vulgar Language

Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple and Pixar Animation delivers his commencement speech at Stanford to the graduates in 2005 and tells about three stories in his life. A college dropout who then founded Apple but was fired at the age of 30 in 1985. Steve Jobs was even diagnosed with cancer of the pancreas in his later life. A marvellous and inspiring tale of life and death .

Future Weapons of Discovery takes a look into the Sensor-Fused bomb that rains molten copper into its targets. A smart one thousand pound cluster bomb and can destroy dozens of tanks in one time at a range of 380 acres equivalent to sixteen football fields. Richard gets to experience how the sinister weapon work at the test site.

Amit Agarwal of labnol.blogspot.com is a professional blogger from India and CNN IBN interviews him on Blog Buzz. His blog Digital Inspiration won the Best Technology Blog award in the recent Indibloggies.

A interesting look into how camera lenses for DSLR cameras are actually made. The whole process takes 6 weeks where it starts from the cutting of a special selected optical glass using a diamond blade and then drilled. After the lenses are shaped, an optician would ensure that the lenses are perfect for its barrow.

A stunning short documentary about Google’s information power and its presence in online advertising. Being the number one search engine it paves its road for online domination with a huge database storing information on everyone of us.