When IDEO decided to show off the fact that they are a global brand by putting together a Rube Goldberg Machine of epic proportions, what they ended up with was a creation that spanned eight worldwide locations across three continents, six time zones, and involved the work of roughly fifty people.
The result is a 15 minute montage of crazy contraptions and unbelievable gadgets that all worked together surprisingly well:
Clusta Chaos is a neat little Rube Goldberg Machine style advertisement from Clustarack that uses a bunch of materials typically found around a print shop to form a neat little chain of events:
Boredom at the office takes on a whole new level with this office supplied Rube Goldberg machine. Raiding the supply closet has never seemed like a better idea.
Dominos are cool. Rube Goldberg machines are cool. Anything that manages to combine these two must be some sort of as yet undefined uber cool. Tim Fort created this Kinetic Art piece, and it’s 6:10 of non-stop action. If anyone’s interested, he’s still looking for volunteers to clean up and sort what remains (not really, [...]