Re: the folding mechanism - It looks to me like the pic of it folded is just a render, and I presume the prototype he built may not be capable of folding, just testing the concept & electrics.

Anyway from what I can figure, it folds by:
Pivot 1 on the back wheel axle, and pivot 2 on the circular thing below the saddle.
Fold down at pivot 1 until pivot 2 meets the chainring. Then continue to fold pivot 2 so the front end of the bike wraps all the way underneath. Pretty simple really.

The back wheel is likely a one-sided fixed axle much like the front wheel, with fork on one side only.
Also, the thing looks tiny. BMX sized wheels?

What would happen if you chucked up over one of these surfaces in a bar?
Are they easy to wipe down? Will it analyze the (ex-)contents of your stomach?

Foam desk-tidy, perfect for holding cigarettes, small change, severed heads.

I hear the developers are stuck on some hard Continuous Regression Algorithmic Protocols.
They'll have to work it out with a pencil.

hahaa yeah too true. That will be the first & last time I ever make that comment.

I'd slice a cake with that.

In the design world, people have square arses & flat legs. Think squarebob.

And as for architects... well they're mostly just 2D!

Meat Beat Manifesto

8 months till christmas - better get knitting to make one for someone you love!

Wants:
- Lower power usage, less heat output.
- Better form factors (including wireless tech, touchscreen etc)

- In many places with low web bandwidth, use processing power so you don't need to download or upload every kb of data - code the web differently so that you can download only a fraction of the data & use processing power to generate the rest. Kind of like downloading a recipe instead of the whole cake.
(i.e. better compression for everything?)

- Better anti-spam and anti-virus (& any malware), harness that processing power for protection