Wired

Genius: A Periscope That Gives You Eyes in the Back of Your Head

Throughout history, humans have used periscopes for their utility. Naval ships would peek above water while remaining submerged; troops in WWI used them to see out of their trenches without the risk ...
The Guardian

Up cardboard periscope! How to get a new perspective on life

Struggling to find a fresh perspective for the New Year? Designer Aurimas Lazinskas and his team have come up with an offbeat aid: the EyeTeleporter. Breathing new life into a familiar device, this is ...
Fast Company

A Cardboard Mask That Teleports Your Eyes To Your Belly Button

Inspired by the work of Oliver Sacks and V.S. Ramachandran, this Kickstarter wants to help you see the world a little differently. In the entire body of medical literature, there has never been a ...
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Best view of a World Series game? A homemade periscope

Nick Straatmann, 25, of Linn, Mo., built a periscope out of cardboard to watch World Series Game 6 outside Busch Stadium on Thursday. ST. LOUIS -- Nick Straatmann didn't have tickets to the World ...
Wired

DIY periscope gives you eyes in the back of your head

Throughout history, humans have used periscopes for their utility. Naval ships would peek above water while remaining submerged; troops in WWI used them to see out of their trenches without the risk ...