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Innovative Objects

By Alvin Putra 3B (24)


The solar powered motorcycle
 The one on top is a
real motorcycle.

 The bottom one is
from an old sci-fi
movie called Tron.

An intro into solar power
 Solar power is used today as a alternative fuel due to the
growing number of harmful effects that come from fossil
fuels.

 The energy (which obviously comes from the sun) will be
collected in solar panels on the motorcycle and convert it
into usable energy.

 This energy is clean and renewable.
Good points
 It looks amazing

 Its user does not need to pay money for
gas.

 There are no harmful chemicals which
can destroy the ozone layer released
by the bike.
Bad Points
 The device is made up of a glass like material if there is a
car crash the rider would be cut badly by the broken
panels.

 The solar panels remove much of the riders vision which
may lead to a crash.

 The solar panels are delicate one bad scratch and they
might not work at all.
Maglev Car
Intro to maglev
 The maglev technology levitates vehicles with strong
magnets to reduce friction.
 The space between the ground and a vehicle may only be
1mm but as long as there is no contact the friction is
reduced.
 This reduce friction means it takes less energy to move the
vehicle which means less gas.
 The vehicle is not completely maglev thus it still requires
gas but the maglev reduces the weight of the vehicle
which results in a lowered consumption of gas.
Good points
 The car like the bike looks amazing.

 There will be a lowered consumption of gas for its user.

 It lowers the amount of harmful gases from fossil fuel.

Bad Points
 Gas prices may increase if these become popular as the gas
companies want more money.

 They are incredibly expensive as of this moment.

 If the maglev breaks it will be difficult to get it repaired.

 It takes a little longer to stop than normal cars due to the
reduced friction.
Cornershot
Intro to Cornershot
 The origins of the cornershot was developed in world war 1
known as the trench war due to long standoff between
soldiers hiding in trenches in most of the wars conflicts.

 The cornershot’s ancestor was developed then to allow
soldiers to shoot out of the trench without exposing
themselves to enemy fire.

 However its design was flawed and it was discontinued
soon after its first few battles. The cornershot is a
modern attempt at this principle.
Good points
 It allows its user to shoot without
exposing himself from cover.

 It can be easily disassembled and
assembled.

 The device can work with most
conventional handguns.
Bad Points
 Reloading is a hassle as you have to remove the firearm
from the cornershot to reload it.

 It runs on batteries if it runs out of power it just becomes
dead weight.

 While it works with most conventional firearms it has to be
adjusted for each new firearm loaded into it.

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