If you do not have any Lego at hand just fire up your 3D printer to make a tensegrity physics toy or a floating table.

If you’ve never heard of a tensegrity structure, you should stop now and watch the video below. In it, [The Action Lab] shows a 3D printed table that is held up only with strings. We didn’t ...

If you have ropes and wood - you can build floating tensegrity chair based on tension! It was pretty difficult project, but ...