Supercharged H2 side-x-side developed by Japan's best guns for Dakar

HySE, a Japanese research association that includes some of the country's best and brightest in hydrogen engines and off-roading, such as Honda, Toyota and Yamaha, is preparing a hydrogen ICE-powered side-by-side for debut at Dakar 2024. The all-new HySE-X1 will look to help prov … | Continue reading


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Dual-purpose Strollug is the lovechild of a stroller and a suitcase

If you're traveling with a small child, you typically have to bring both a folding stroller and a suitcase. The Strollug is designed to simplify matters by transforming from a stroller into luggage and back again, as needed.Continue ReadingCategory: Good Thinking, LifestyleTags: … | Continue reading


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10-second voice test shown to detect type 2 diabetes

Currently, if someone wants to see if they have type 2 diabetes, they have to travel to a clinic for blood tests and then wait for results. According to a recent study, however, a 10-second smartphone voice recording may soon deliver on-the-spot results immediately.Continue Readi … | Continue reading


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Busker portable PA can rock the street for up to 24 hours

Alto Professional out of Rhode Island has announced the appropriately named Busker battery powered portable amp/speaker for street musicians, DJs, party performers, and "anyone and everyone who wants to be heard."Continue ReadingCategory: Music, TechnologyTags: Amplifiers, Speake … | Continue reading


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Magnetic EDC titanium flashlight blazes bright on Kickstarter

These days, thanks to a booming everyday carry trend, there are lots of pocket-sized tools that pack mighty features into mini packages. Thus is the case with the new Wayfinder titanium flashlight now charging through its Kickstarter run.Continue ReadingCategory: Outdoors, Lifest … | Continue reading


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Honda's autonomous work vehicle starts work at Toronto Pearson Airport

Back in March, Honda announced that it was looking for partners to test its rolling electric platform "designed to enhance workforce productivity and support repetitive tasks." Now the AWV has been given inspection duties at Toronto Pearson Airport.Continue ReadingCategory: Autom … | Continue reading


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Grounded makes wildly modular electric smart RV with 250-mile GM Zevo

Electric camper vans are finally arriving in the United States, and they're starting to look like a legitimate option for actual road travel and camping. The Tesla and SpaceX alums at Detroit startup Grounded settled for a measly 108 miles (174 km) with the Ford E-Transit-based G … | Continue reading


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Review: Spintronics uses mesmerizing mechanics to teach electronics

Upper Story's second board game uses a gorgeous array of mechanical gadgets to give kids a physical, visual, fun way to understand electronics – and to give parents the feeling their young genius might be able to get them into a better nursing home.Continue ReadingCategory: Games … | Continue reading


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Mini marvels mesmerize in Nikon Small World photomicrography awards

From striking close-ups of an igniting match to a mouse embryo and a micrometeorite, the winners of the annual Nikon Small World photomicrography competition have been unveiled. As always, this year’s stunning images capture the wonder of the tiny hidden universe all around us.Co … | Continue reading


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Adobe launches the first material that changes patterns in real time

The company that has pioneered digital image editing has unveiled a surprising new direction with Project Primrose, featuring materials that can change color and patterns in real time.Continue ReadingCategory: TechnologyTags: Adobe, Fashion, Materials, Clothing | Continue reading


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Fluctuating blood pressure increases risk of dementia in older people

A new study has found that short blood pressure fluctuations – across a day or several days – increase the risk of dementia in older adults. The findings suggest that blood pressure variability could serve as an early clinical marker of cognitive impairment.Continue ReadingCatego … | Continue reading


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All Mars orbiters work together to trace largest marsquake on record

NASA’s InSight lander was deployed to listen out for seismic activity on Mars, and last year it picked up a marsquake so big it was suspected to be from a meteoroid impact. Now, thanks to the cooperation of all agencies with orbiters around Mars, the source has been tracked.Conti … | Continue reading


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MRI scans reveal OCD alters the brain’s decision-making mechanisms

Researchers have scanned the brains of adolescents with obsessive-compulsive disorder, OCD, while they performed decision-making tasks and identified the specific areas affected by the condition. The study sheds light on the biological basis of OCD and could be used to provide mo … | Continue reading


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Leatherman pulls out all stops in creating its "best multitool ever"

It's been 40 years since the introduction of the original Leatherman PST, and the company is looking to raise the bar on pocket tool versatility once again. It doesn't mince words about it, either, introducing the all-new Arc as the "best multitool we've ever made."Continue Readi … | Continue reading


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DNA art reproduces photos in high resolution and 16 million colors

Scientists have developed a way to “paint” with DNA, creating 16 million colors to accurately reproduce digital images with 24-bit color depth. The resulting images are incredible, and represent not just a new art form but potential advances for storing data on DNA.Continue Readi … | Continue reading


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Virtual reality proves effective at helping hoarders declutter

A new study has found that incorporating virtual reality into therapy for hoarding disorder, allowing people to virtually dispose of clutter, reduced symptoms and increased real-life discarding of objects. It suggests the technology could provide an effective treatment for this o … | Continue reading


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ESA looks at melting moondust to lay down lunar roads

The Moon is a dusty place, so to tidy things up a bit, ESA is experimenting with high-energy lasers and simulated lunar soil to explore the possibility of sintering lunar regolith to pave roads and landing fields for future lunar outposts and keep the destructive dust at bay.Cont … | Continue reading


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Potentially life-saving cap assesses strokes en route to the hospital

When a person has suffered a stroke, the severity of that stroke has to be determined as fast as possible. An experimental new brain-wave-reading cap was created with that fact in mind, as it allows strokes to be assessed before the patient even reaches the hospital.Continue Read … | Continue reading


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S1 Boost screwdriver's fold-out lever triples rotational force

Interchangeable-bit screwdrivers may be convenient but they don't always provide enough leverage, depending on the task at hand. Symtik's S1 Boost addresses that shortcoming with a power-boosting lever that can be utilized as needed.Continue ReadingCategory: Good Thinking, Lifest … | Continue reading


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Inexpensive student-designed prosthesis replaces amputees' missing fingers

Prostheses that replace lost fingers are typically complex, expensive devices, the cost of which often isn't covered by medical insurance. The student-designed Lunet, on the other hand (no pun intended) is simple and can be made from open-source plans.Continue ReadingCategory: Go … | Continue reading


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Startup shows capable e-motoX prototype quietly kicking up dirt

Until relatively recently, riders looking to kick up dirt or catch some air on dirtbikes would have been accompanied by the ear-splitting clatter of a two-stroke. Electric motos offer a cleaner and quieter alternative, and Slovenia's Flux Performance is currently working on a new … | Continue reading


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"Digital film roll" brings analog cameras out of retirement

Back in 2018, Italy's Samuel Mello Medeiros hit Kickstarter with a big ol' digital back for classic film cameras, followed by the next generation in 2020. Now the team has returned with a slicker proposition, a "high-quality digital film roll" called the I'm Back Film.Continue Re … | Continue reading


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Europe's largest thatched roof crowns island health resort

Following its work creating Europe's largest green facade, Ingenhoven Associates has once again produced a building that showcases impressive sustainability. This time, the firm has topped a large health resort nestled into some dunes on a German island with what it hails as Euro … | Continue reading


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Smart cuts price, and range, for entry level #1 compact electric SUV

Electric mobility company Smart has added a new entry level option for its compact #1 crossover model launched last year, shaving thousands of euros off the vehicle lineup's base price by installing a smaller LPO battery.Continue ReadingCategory: Automotive, TransportTags: Electr … | Continue reading


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Figure's humanoid is already walking and performing autonomous tasks

After just 12 months of development, Figure has released video footage of its humanoid robot walking – and it's looking pretty sprightly compared to its commercial competition. It's our first look at a prototype that should be doing useful work within months.Continue ReadingCateg … | Continue reading


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"Starquakes" could be behind mysterious radio signals from space

Cosmic radio signals are beaming to Earth every day – and astronomers are stumped as to their origin. Now a new study finds evidence that these signals, known as fast radio bursts (FRBs), could be caused by “starquakes.”Continue ReadingCategory: Space, ScienceTags: Astronomy, Sta … | Continue reading


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Naturally occurring anti-aging compound enhances fertility in older mice

Researchers have found that a naturally occurring compound enhanced fertility in older female mice by reversing age-related reproductive cell decline, causing them to produce larger litters. The discovery could one day aid in developing treatments to improve human fertility.Conti … | Continue reading


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Bacteria-based cancer therapy reactivates vaccines you've already had

Vaccines against cancer are somewhat of a holy grail for medicine – but what if you could repurpose a vaccine you’ve already had? Scientists have demonstrated in mice a way to trick the immune system into attacking tumors by mistaking them for a pathogen it’s already developed a … | Continue reading


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Acid reflux medication use and dementia linked in people aged 60-69

Another large study has found a correlation between proton pump inhibitors (PPI) and an increased risk of dementia, particularly for those aged 60-69 years. But scientists still don’t fully understand why.Continue ReadingCategory: Medical, ScienceTags: Aarhus University, Gut Bact … | Continue reading


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‘Theranostics’ approach seeks and destroys deadly pancreatic cancer

Researchers have combined diagnostics and therapeutics, using radioactive monoclonal antibodies to find and destroy a particularly lethal form of pancreatic cancer. The one-two punch provided by the novel approach could pave the way for earlier detection and more effective treatm … | Continue reading


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Aero Cabin camping trailer slides out & pops up into spacious mini-pad

Many a camping trailer pops up to increase headroom after packing down low for towing. A few use impressive mechanisms to expand out to the side, the back or the front to increase floor area and/or sleeping capacity. Others do both, using a combination of slide-out and pop-up har … | Continue reading


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"Pseudogravity" in crystals can bend light like black holes

Scientists in Japan have managed to manipulate light as though it was being influenced by gravity. By carefully distorting a photonic crystal, the team was able to invoke “pseudogravity” to bend a beam of light, which could have useful applications in optics systems.Continue Read … | Continue reading


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Downing non-alcoholic beverages leads to a drop in excessive drinking

A new study has found, for the first time, that consuming beverages that taste like beer or cocktails but contain no alcohol can significantly reduce alcohol intake. Replacing alcoholic beverages with non-alcoholic ones may be an effective strategy for helping excessive drinkers … | Continue reading


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Suzuki unveils bizarre 4-legged, stair-climbing motorcycle

Back in the good old days, you needed skills to ride a Suzuki up the stairs, and people would look at you like a lunatic. On the Suzuki MOQBA quadruped horsiecycle, though, no skills are required, and people are more likely to look at you with pity.Continue ReadingCategory: Motor … | Continue reading


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UBCS command center defends Washington DC against simulated attack

A Northrop Grumman command and control system has successfully defended Washington DC and the National Capital Region in a simulated attack. The Integrated Battle Command System (IBCS) virtually proved itself against cruise missiles and hijacked aircraft.Continue ReadingCategory: … | Continue reading


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Modular monochassis e-scooter flaunts cyber style as it busts gridlock

Brooklyn electromobility startup Infinite Machine has crafted an angular new electric scooter sure to grab hold of eyes while leaving ears in blissful silence. Its monochassis P1 scooter flashes clear reference to the Tesla Cybertruck and all the weird cyberpunkish creations that … | Continue reading


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Human-made cooling stations could save spawning salmon

Salmon are very much a cold-water fish, so they can get quite stressed when swimming up increasingly warm rivers to spawn. A new study shows that by installing "cooling stations" in those rivers, we could help the threatened fish make the trip.Continue ReadingCategory: Environmen … | Continue reading


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Luvly O light electric vehicle sports a flat-pack recyclable body

While electric cars may be a greener alternative to their gas-burning counterparts when on the road, their production and distribution still isn't all that eco-friendly. Swedish startup Luvly is out to change that, with its flat-pack recyclable O light urban vehicle.Continue Read … | Continue reading


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SpeakerBeam hearing aid tech only amplifies specific people's voices

Even when using a hearing aid, it can be quite difficult for deaf people to make out specific individuals' voices in noisy environments. The new SpeakerBeam system could help, by automatically recognizing and boosting a select person's voice.Continue ReadingCategory: Wearables, T … | Continue reading


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Higgs Cargo ebike takes family adventures beyond city limits

California's Murf Electric Bikes has combined the essences of two of its models for a fat-tire hauler called the Higgs Cargo that can take you and the kids on the school run, to the beach or up into dusty trails.Continue ReadingCategory: Bicycles, TransportTags: ebikes, cargo bik … | Continue reading


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Modular app-controlled vertical garden stacks greens indoors or out

Italy's Hexagro has launched a new vertical garden designed to bring a splash of green to the home. Designed for folks with limited space, the Clovy offers growers the choice of hydroponics or aeroponics, the setup can grow taller as their green thumbs develop, and it features po … | Continue reading


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Recycled fishing nets form Tiffany's 3D-printed coral-inspired facade

MVRDV recently completed work on a retail store for luxury jeweler Tiffany's in Singapore's Changi Airport. The project is designed to catch the eyes of weary travelers with a vibrant 3D-printed coral-inspired facade, which was created using recycled plastic partly sourced from f … | Continue reading


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Sporty two-seat electric Rodster will zip you around the city is retro style

Slovakia's Patak Motors has opened the order books for an electric roadster that rocks a similar vibe to the limited-edition 3/4-scale tribute to the Bugatti Type 35 announced in 2019. The "reinvention of the gentleman's car" has a top speed of 130 km/h and a per-charge range of … | Continue reading


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Bricklaying robots can now build tennis-court-sized walls in 4 hours

The extraordinary Hadrian X bricklaying robot rocks up to a building site looking like a regular truck, then extends a 32-m (105-ft) boom arm and starts precisely laying up to 300 large masonry blocks an hour. It's pretty remarkable to watch.Continue ReadingCategory: Robotics, Te … | Continue reading


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Thousands of Fanzor DNA cutters that may outperform CRISPR identified

Following on from the discovery of programmable DNA-cutting enzymes known as Fanzors, scientists have found that a diverse range of species possess these genetic 'scissors', which presents a massive opportunity in the development of new medicines, genetic therapies and biotechnol … | Continue reading


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Under-the-tongue immunotherapy a treatment for childhood peanut allergy

Researchers have developed an alternative way of desensitizing very young peanut-allergic children to the food. Under-the-tongue immunotherapy was found to be safer and easier to administer than the current treatment and may provide another method of curbing this potentially dead … | Continue reading


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World's first type-certified eVTOL aircraft is ready for service

Way back at CES 2016, eHang stunned the world with a little autonomous passenger-carrying octacopter concept. Seven years later, that concept has evolved into the world's first fully certified eVTOL air taxi, cleared for commercial air taxi work.Continue ReadingCategory: Aircraft … | Continue reading


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Mild long-term lack of sleep can increase women’s heart disease risk

A new study has found that healthy women risk future cardiovascular disease by reducing their sleep time by as little as one-and-a-half hours a night over the long term. The finding reinforces an important message: make sure you get enough sleep.Continue ReadingCategory: Health & … | Continue reading


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