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Apex unveils its quick and quirky AP-0 electric supercar
British sportscar manufacturer Apex Motors has unfortunately timed the launch of its AP-0 electric sports car to coincide with the collapse of Western society and a global descent into savagery and hoarding. That doesn't mean it's a bad car, though.
Campervans
Mercedes adds tech and air (but no e-drive) to entry-level camper van
Mercedes-Benz's Marco Polo Activity camper van misses out on the new eVito electric drive but enjoys the rest of the updates on the Vito van that serves as its base. That means new infotainment, new driver assistance and an air suspension.
Games
Xbox Series X specs list promises a powerhouse next-gen console
Microsoft just shared a huge list of specs for its upcoming next-gen Xbox Series X console, giving us a much clearer idea of what to expect when it launches at the end of the year – and it's lining up to be a real powerhouse of a console.
Science
Stanford study claims brain imaging can predict viral video popularity
A study is suggesting the global popularity, or virality, of a video can be predicted by looking at how certain areas of a person’s brain are activated while they view the first few seconds of footage. The technique has been dubbed neuroforecasting.
Robotics
Sensor skin could give robot grippers a delicate touch
When we pick up an object, we can adjust our grip if that object proves to be a slippery customer. ETH researchers have developed a sensor that could help robot grippers to do the same.
Infectious Diseases
Study finds COVID-19 spread in China fueled by “stealth transmission”
A study published in the journal Science has tracked the spread of the novel coronavirus across China in January, finding 86 percent of early infections were undocumented. The study says a “radical increase” in testing is vital to slow the spread.
Body and Mind
Non-toxic rubbery substance could be used to replace biotissue
When Swedish scientists recently set out to create a rigid bone-replacement material, they inadvertently ended up producing a soft and rubbery substance. That's all right, though, as it may end up being even more useful than the bone stand-in.
Environment
Microplastics found to cause aneurysms, reproductive changes in fish
Looking to learn more about the damage plastic waste causes marine animals, scientists have found that fish subjected to high concentrations of microplastic fibers can experience profound changes to their respiratory and reproductive systems.
Learning & Memory
Traumatic memories erased in fruit flies by keeping them in the dark
In research that could have implications for sufferers of post-traumatic stress disorder, scientists have found it is possible to effectively erase memories of a traumatic event in fruit flies by keeping them in the dark for two days.
Motorcycles
Revan uses helmet HUD to check blind spots
When you're changing lanes on a motorcycle while wearing a full-face helmet, performing shoulder checks can be difficult. The Revan "dashcam" system is designed to help, by providing users with a heads-up display (HUD) of their blind spots.
Body and Mind
Existing antibiotic found to take out the root cause of Lyme disease
A new study has revealed that an already-approved antibiotic can completely eliminate the underlying bacteria that causes Lyme disease in mice, offering new hope of a more comprehensive therapy for humans.
Automotive
Tesla begins shipping its Model Y crossover
Tesla has officially kicked off deliveries of its long-awaited Model Y. The company confirmed today that it had commenced shipping of its first crossover SUV, which Elon Musk believes may become Tesla's most popular electric vehicle yet.
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