Using more than 20,000 Lego blocks, and weighing in at over 100 pounds, Carlyle Livingston II and Wayne Hussey have created a Gotham masterpiece. To accomplish this super-heroic feat, the duo spent six weeks designing, engineering, and snapping. Highlights include working lights, a motorized turntable for the Batmobile, a rotating costume and weapons wall, and an elevator for the Batplane. Diehards can check out their photoset on Flickr.

Light bulbs have been around in some shape or from since the late 1800s. They’re often bright, but rarely smart. Until LIFX. Soon you be able to control the color, brightness and state of your bulbs easily via your iPhone or Android phone.

Mark Laita’s photographs never fail to light up my rods and cones. And if you have the pleasure of working with him in person, you’ll be amazed how effortless he makes it all seem. Witchcraft indeed.

Bespoke Innovations was founded in 2009 by an industrial designer and an Orthopedic Surgeon who wanted to bring more humanity to people who have congenital or traumatic limb loss. Their goal is to enable patients to emotionally connect with their prosthetic limbs, and wear them confidently as a form of personal expression.