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Architecture

3D-printed houses come to a Texas village for the homeless

From space exploration to robotics to medicine, 3D printing has huge potential in all kinds of areas, but one where it is starting to make a real impact is the world of low-cost housing.
Music

Review: Soundpeats Truengine 2 dual-driver earbuds

Launching at US$59, these Bluetooth earbuds sound great and absolutely nail the basics of comfort, connectivity and usability.
Bicycles

Specialized and Carbon announce 3D-printed bike saddle

Specialized has teamed up with Carbon, to create a 3D-printed saddle that's comfier than "old school" foam-filled models.
Obesity

Alternate-day fasting trial finds health benefits

A new trial looks at the health and weight loss effects of only eating across a 12-hour period every two days.
Aircraft

2019 Royal Air Force Photographic Competition winners

The winners of the 2019 Royal Air Force Photographic Competition offer a peek inside the United Kingdom’s aerial armed forces.
Photography

Drift Innovation releases low-priced Ghost XL actioncam

Drift Innovation is celebrating its 10th year in business by announcing the wallet-friendly and battery-efficient Ghost XL.
Deals

Ultrasonic cleaner kills germs and helps save the planet

The Sonic Soak Ultrasonic Cleaner is a new way to clean everything from jewelry and clothes to fruits and vegetables.
Automotive

Review: Still sporty Mazda3 adds AWD goodness

The fourth generation Mazda3 sets the standard for sporty entry-level compacts.
Tiny Houses

Family's tiny house runs off-the-grid in New Zealand

Drawing its name from where it is located, the off-grid Kahurangi Koinga Tiny House was built for a family in New Zealand.
Campervans

VW California camper van gets foldaway kitchen

VW's simplest, most affordable California camper van is getting a space-optimizing fold-up kitchen, in place of no kitchen at all.
Stroke

MIT's robo-thread could bust blood clots in the brain

A slender robotic thread could snake its way through the brain’s blood vessels and tend to clots, guided by magnets the whole way.
Marine

MIT's Roboats become shapeshifting floating platforms

MIT’s Roboats have now been demonstrated arranging themselves into shapes that could one day form floating bridges and stages.

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