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Amplify your kitchen cool with the Marshall Fridge

Marshall Amps has revealed a fridge at Frankfurt's Musikmesse that's shaped just like one of its iconic amps.
Urban Transport

Python 5000 patches potholes in minutes

The Python 5000 is a single-operator vehicle that can fill a pothole within about two minutes.
Good Thinking

Super-buoyant material inspired by water striders

Scientists have created a super-buoyant aerogel, inspired by the feet of the water strider.
Bicycles

Cardo BK-1 turns your bike helmet into a walkie talkie

The Cardo Systems BK-1 is a helmet-mounted communications device for cyclists.
Photography

Trekpak organizes camera gear with innovative storage system

TrekPak is a removable organizer for backpacks and carry cases.
Environment

3D solar towers offer up to 20 times more power output than traditional flat solar panels

MIT researchers have created 3D solar tower modules that are capable of achieving a power output that is up to 20 times greater than traditional fixed flat solar panels with same base area.
Outdoors

Rightline Cargo Saddlebag - like a backpack for your car

The Rightline Cargo Saddlebag is a backpack for your car that increases fuel economy while making hauling gear a little easier.
Stroke

Head patch measures blood flow in stroke patients' brains

A new device uses light to non-invasively monitor blood oxygenation in the brains of stroke patients.
Ski and Snowboard

Folding skis help snowboarders hike into the backcountry

MTN Approach skis are folding skis designed to get snowboarders uphill.
Photography

MicroOLED introduces 5.4 million pixel camera display

French microdisplay specialist MicroOLED has released a new panel with a 5.4 million pixel density, no spacing between pixels and 96 percent uniformity.
Electronics

Antenna-less RFID tags designed to work where others don't – on metal objects

A new type of radio frequency identification (RFID) tag doesn't have an antenna of its own, but instead uses the metal object that it's attached to as its antenna.
Science

MIT envisions DIY solar cells made from grass clippings

MIT is paving the way for solar cells made from plant waste.

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