Took some photoes thought i would share it will everyone. This is for the people who wanted to go but couldn't....
I really liked this, Tablet book type thing, i really want one, heh bing a girl and all, only issues that i have is with the model is that you can see the glue.. which is a shame... the rest of it looks cool tho, i think the screen works, there was a cable leading out of it.
The model was super sweet, apparently this type of idea has been around for quite some time [and some people that i went with said that it was inefficient] not sure about that, but i can see why you would use the sun, i think its quite cool.
This model was very nice, i really would love to know how they made the bottom part... like so pro. The rest of the model was awesome too.
Interesting, i like the model, i don't think that water is quite that blue though.
Don't be deceived by its simple looking exterior, this bike gear, is super cool, i just haven't figured out how it works.
This is a sleek model, the inclusion of the person is much needed to identify scale, i must say tho that for such a futuristic sleek and stylish unit the top leaf pattern doesn't quite fit. If it had been just frosted abstract leaves it would have made more sense just in keeping with the whole feel of the piece. 
Office cubicle, interesting nice model [look at the detail on the chairs!] but i wouldn't like the keyboard to be integrated into the table as has been done here, there would be no ergonomic feedback and drive me nuts.
This was cool, but the model the poster and the scooter should have been kept together overall. pulling them apart made it a little distracting/ disjointed. Love how it is 1:1 scale.
Umbrella + water tank = this thingy. [oh I'm so technical xx]
Overall the exhibition was of a high standard, i thought it was a bit weird that the people who didn't do a major project was just bunched in the middle. That kind of split up the major projects which i think should be together in one continuous flow.
The posters were all typical UNSW in style [ i think we are starting to try and create a brand UNSW IDES]. There were a lot of water related projects for some reason, not sure why... a few minor details i would have liked to be nicer since it is the prestigious bond building, but meh whatever. It was worth a looksie. Don't expect that you'd spend a long time though, there aren't as many as i thought there would be.
