South Park Nosulus Rift teardown.

An experiment not recommended half an hour before going on a date.

Brendan Perkins

<a href="http://nosulusrift.ubisoft.com/?lang=en-GB" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://nosulusrift.ubisoft.com/?lang=en-GB</a>#!/introduction

Dustin

The symbol is the logo for Hackerloop who designed the entire unit.

Trevor

It's marked as being an engineering prototype by hackerloop an engineering collective.

Big Clive

What's the text on the back of the PCB? I'm curious if it's something off the shelf or custom made?

Graham Parks

I like the idea of a creative repurpose for this ite,

I think the level of attention that has been paid to this device draws one's attention away from the fact that it's really just a novelty. Still it's impressive, maybe even disappointing that it's not more useful. Perhaps one side fires for a light hit and the other one fires to give a stronger aroma. I wonder how, or if these could be repurposed?

Michael Thompson

The sacrifices you make for our edification and entertainment apparently know no limits. You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din!

the plastic is probably glass fibre reinforced

"Big Clive hunts the stench" This is up there with tasting meths, well done, that man :)

Phil Collins

I was thinking the end piece might act as a baffle of sorts, so it's not just spraying liquid directly into your nasal passage.

Considering the difference in intensity of smell, I'm guessing the switch on the bottom is Left vs Right, so when one starts to go dead, use the other, but then why all the extra tubing... Also the circular infinity symbol tells me Arduino, which the ATMEL all but confirms.

Dustin

Don't forget the "FUCKING HELL!!"

Dustin

Oh Clive, the sacrifices you make for technical discovery. Those cartridges looked so non-threatening, but judging by your dry heaving off camera, they weren’t.

6:53 "Is this one going to smell any different?" 6:58 Yes. Yes it does. Thanks, Clive! I needed that laugh.