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Working Version Filesystem, storing everything in CVS (IIRC) over the network, compatible with NFS: http://www.wv.com/ ftp://ftp.pn.com/pub/bb/wvfs
(Previously known as Pgfs, built on top of 'ofs' -- open filesystem.)
PerlFS, which lets you write filesystem drivers in Perl and run them in userspace: http://dd-sh.assurdo.com/perlfs/
. . . and stewart@neuron.com is writing a Java backend so you can write Java fslets.
"AVFS" -- "A virtual filesystem" -- allows transparent tar, gzip, zip, bzip2, and rar reading. In C library, not kernel: http://www.inf.bme.hu/~mszeredi/avfs/
"docfs" -- "unified documentation sotrage and retrieval for Linux systems" -- generates documentation on the fly. Sort of like an automounter for document formats. Appears to have been conceived in mid-1997, but not implemented: http://www.on-line.de/~lutz.behnke/docfs/index.html