James Bruton is a serial crazy-contraption inventor, from a Lego longboard to a self-balancing mecanum-wheeled "Screw bike." Now he's done it again with might be the most bizarre, big-red-balled ...

Famous British inventor James Bruton is relentless in his exploration of wacky robotics and unconventional mobility systems. The latest project he's been working on is a sidewinding chopper-style omni ...

James Bruton’s omnidirectional bike project redefines traditional mobility by introducing a vehicle capable of moving seamlessly in any direction. Balancing on two rigid spheres, or Walking Globes ...

James Bruton, a UK-based engineer and YouTuber, has completed an omnidirectional bike using 3D printed components, aluminum extrusion, and a self-balancing control system. The design features two omni ...

James Bruton, a former toy designer and prominent YouTube creator with expertise in robotics, electrical, and mechanical engineering, has unveiled his latest project: an Omni-Directional Ball-Wheeled ...

James Bruton, a famous YouTuber and mechanical engineer who likes to challenge traditional bike design and push the boundaries of what is possible, has revealed yet another oddball vehicle - a ...

England-based YouTuber James Bruton just reinvented the wheel by replacing it with a ball. The former toy designer built a self-balancing motorcycle that’s capable of moving in just about any ...

Those last two are referred to as omni-bikes, and the fifth member of that exclusive club is a sidewinding chopper-style ride featuring two omni-wheels mounted most oddly. As with many of Bruton's ...

A little over a year ago, British tinkerer James Bruton surprised with an electrically powered bike that has two large balls instead of two wheels. With his new creation, he goes a step further: This ...

"This is amazing, it's one of the best things I've ever built!" exclaimed YouTube inventor James Bruton as he churned around a car park atop his freshly-finished self-balancing four-wheel-screw-drive ...

A year ago James Bruton demonstrated a custom self-balancing bike that rolled around on a pair of big red inflatable balls. For 2026 he’s both simplified the bike by reducing it to just a single ball, ...