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  • Apparently, being the only titanium car in the world isn't enough to woo a suitable buyer. Icona is shopping the on-off Vulcano Titanium around, and following forays into the USA and China, the car has now returned to Europe.
  • Elon Musk's tunneling venture The Boring Company, as it is known, has now updated its website to reveal yet further detail on his vision for sprawling underground tunnel networks, including a section that clearly lays out the key technological challenges ahead.​​
  • We've recently been seeing an upswing in the number of underwater propulsion devices hitting the market. One of the latest to catch our eye, the WhiteShark MIX, is claimed to be the world's smallest such device that incorporates dual propellers.
  • Overland Expo is an opportunity for small manufacturers to get their wares seen, but it's also a chance for big brands to let their imaginations run wild. Nissan has done just that with the Titan XD Pro-4X, a truck designed to serve as a base for camping expeditions deep into the wilderness.
  • ​Nothing captures the imagination like the Tyrannosaurus Rex, even though it wasn't the biggest predator. A new study shows that its terrifying jaws delivered one of the strongest bites of any land animal, an ability that T-rex probably used to pulverize and eat the bones of its unlucky prey.
  • A robot has successfully landed a Boeing 737 simulator ... and it did it one handed. Part of DARPA's ALIAS program, the robot's touchdown was carried out by the system as part of the development of an automated co-pilot that can be quickly and cheaply installed in existing aircraft.
  • ​To keep up with a constant flood of data, computer makers have thrown more processing cores at the problem. Forging a different path, HPE has overhauled the architecture itself to put memory at the center of the system, showcasing it through a prototype it calls The Machine.
  • Earlier this week, NIO announced its all-electric EP9 supercar had set a new lap record for production cars at the Nurburgring. At the time there was no video of the lightning lap, but we now have the onboard footage from the EP9 piloted around the Nordschleife on May 12.
  • Imagine having a fridge-sized box in your home that generates and stores electricity, heats and cools the house, provides hot water and churns out oxygen and hydrogen to use or sell. New Atlas spoke to two of the minds behind this potentially game-changing "Swiss army knife" of energy production.
  • ​​In the world of robotics, researchers are going soft – in their designs at least. Soft robots have advantages over their more rigid brethren but till now, they've not been able to do much other than wriggle around. A new advance has changed that, by creating a bot with highly capable soft legs.​
  • ​If you want to incorporate protruding features into a sheet of glass, the typical way of doing so involves using molds. Those molds are costly to manufacture, however. That's why the Fraunhofer Institute has developed a laser-based alternative technique that promises to be cheaper and faster.
  • As any kid knows, brightly colored foods are more fun to eat. But the artificial dyes that give cereals, soda and snack foods their vibrant hues have been debated over safety issues for decades. The need for natural dyes has become clear, and researchers think blue and purple corn can pitch in.
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