Romo is the first smartphone robot for everyone. It combines your smartphone with a super cool robotic base. Romo smiles at you, he sees you, delivers coffee, and has a great personality, among other many things. A pet, a toy, or a robotic avatar? He’s all in one. So cute, I want one. Now!

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Time Magazine compiled a super cool infographic with a series of interconected moments that dramatically transformed the world – the breakthroughs, creations, discoveries, innovations, revolutions and human achievements that have altered the course of history and the way we live our lives.

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This is the amazing story of a man who’s been travelling for 23 years around the world in the same car, a Mercedes Benz G Wagen. Now, with more than 800,000km on the clock,Gunther Holtorf is still going. What a way to live a life. I wish I was him!

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TweetSinger turns people’s tweets into songs. Much better than your neighbour singing badly on Sunday mornings.

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I was blown away by this project! 100,000 Stars is an interactive visualization of the stellar neighborhood created for the Google Chrome web browser. It shows the location of 119,617 nearby stars. Zooming in reveals 87 individually identified stars and our solar system. So fascinating, I was there ‘travelling’ for a long time.

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Have you ever dreamed about surfing in the middle of the desert? Well, these guys made their dream come true. In this beautifully shot short film, surfers Chippa Wilson and Jack Fresstone practice their best manoeuvres in a wave pool in the heart of a Middle East desert.

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There’s still hope for humanity. Love Will Conquer is a website that maps Tweets with the world LOVE or HATE in real time onto a beautiful 3D tree. Interested in knowing people’s feeling in Brazil or Italy? Pick your favorite country and watch the tree growing. It’s good to see that love always conquers.

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Have you ever wondered how it would be to visit the most gorgeous places on Mars? Take this fascinating journey across the red planet and be blown away. Dark room, full screen and HD highly recommended.

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Danish chocolate brand Anthon Berg opened the world’s first chocolate store where you can’t pay with cash or credit cards, just good deeds. Instead of cash registers, people have to pay at iPad stations. Logging into their Facebook accounts, they’ve got to post the promise of the good deed on the walls of both the giver and receiver of the deeds. ‘Don’t comment on your girlfriend’s driving for a week’, ‘Serve breakfast in bed to your loved one’ and ‘No talking behind your girlfriend’s back for a month’ are among the most popular. Hardly anyone selects ‘A week where you don’t lie to your father’. I wonder why.

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Robbie is a short film by Australian director Neil Harvey about an aging robot drifting alone through space 6000 years in the future. The process involved downloading 10 hours of footage from NASA archives. Such a great work with a deep message that made me think about life. Don’t be afraid, push play!

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Advertising agency Euro RSCG Australia is changing its name to Havas Worldwide. But they want to change more than that. So, they’re launching PROJECT CHANGE: a series of actions to bring positive change in the world. The first thing they wanted to change was how miserable people are on their way to work. They did some research and found that 97% of Australians are unhappy commuting. Check out what they’ve done, it’s inspiring. And if you see a stranger without a smile, give them one of yours.

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Who do you think is the happiest man on Earth? Hard to tell, but 88-year-old Bermudian Johnny Barnes is definitely a great contender. He devotes six hours every day to an endearing traffic ritual that has made him one of the island’s most cherished citizens. Do something good for yourself today and watch it. WARNING: His happiness is contagious.

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19-year-old Brazilian Derek Rabelo was born 100% blind and surfs Pipeline, Hawaii. He’s a good example of the Brazilian soul, a nation that never gives up and is always happy – despite the poverty, hardships and corruption that dominate the country. A feature film about Derek’s life will be released soon, called Beyond Sight. Watch this video and stop finding excuses to avoid things in your life.

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What a genius kid! Nine year old Caine spent his summer building an elaborate cardboard arcade inside his dad’s used auto part store. He just didn’t know that someone was watching everything and preparing him for the best surprise he will ever have.

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Do you reckon it’s possible to measure love? Well, turns out it is! And you will be VERY surprised to see who’s the winner. #justbeautiful.

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