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Suzuki's outrageous Hayabusa gets a ground-up third-gen overhaul
The Suzuki GSX-1300R Hayabusa was nothing short of shocking on debut in 1999, instantly becoming the fastest production bike of the century and an icon of speed and function-focused design. And 22 years later, we finally get a ground-up overhaul.
Robotics
ShadowSense tech tracks shadows to give robots a sense of touch
There are currently a number of groups developing touch-sensitive electronic skin for robots. Scientists at Cornell University are pursuing a simpler approach, however, using shadow-imaging cameras to let robots know when they're being touched.
Automotive
Hyundai's wild robot-car-on-legs gets an unmanned, air-liftable cousin
Hyundai is adapting its jaw-dropping Elevate platform for unmanned and autonomous missions. The TIGER keeps the chassis design and extraordinary articulating wheels-on-legs, and offers a modular platform to carry loads across the roughest terrains.
Deals
These best-selling wireless charging docks are now an extra 15% off
These various Wireless Charging Dock stations help alleviate the headache of lugging around multiple cables, for anyone that would rather deal with just one charger instead. Each charging dock is now available for a limited time at an extra 15% off.
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Self-cleaning Nordifakt bedding stays fresher longer with less washing
Everyone loves freshly washed sheets, but no likes the hassle involved. Nordifakt's Christianshavn features technology that actually eliminates 99.9 percent of all bacteria, meaning it stays fresh and odor-free while requiring less washing.
Body and Mind
Immune cell "switch" helps send inflammatory bowel disease into remission
Inflammatory bowel diseases, including ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease, are unpleasant, chronic conditions with few treatment options. Now, researchers may have found a way to potentially “switch on” the body’s natural tissue repair system.
Good Thinking
Wheelchair with folding wheels could be stowed as overhead baggage
Back in 2018, we heard about a full-size foldable wheel known as the Revolve. Its inventor, Andrea Mocellin, has now incorporated the technology into a wheelchair that folds down to fit inside an airliner's overhead baggage area.
Space
Smoking gun of rare "zombie star" supernova discovered in Milky Way
Astronomers have identified the remains of a rare type of supernova in our home galaxy for the first time. These events, known as Type Iax supernovae, occur when white dwarfs explode and may leave behind a “zombie star.”
Deals
This flexible drill adapter is a game-changer for DIY projects
Meet the Flex Drill Adapter. Whether you're working in a tight corner or you're working under a couch or sink with limited space, this drill adapter brings you a useful solution for gaining access to hard-to-reach places — all at only $13.99.
Campervans
Nissan concept camper van gives digital nomads a surfy workation
Hot on the heels of Nissan's mobile office and electric mini-lodge van concepts comes a Nissan concept that blends those two into one. A camper van for workations, the versatile concept acts as a mobile office, shelter and multi-sport base camp.
Space
DARPA's NOM4D program seeks to manufacture large structures in space
In anticipation of future space projects involving giant structures in orbit and on the Moon, DARPA has announced the start of its Novel Orbital and Moon Manufacturing, Materials and Mass-efficient Design (NOM4D) program.
Architecture
MAD Architects' otherworldly Wormhole Library nears completion
MAD Architects consistently puts out the most interesting projects around and the firm's out-of-this-world Wormhole Library is no exception. The project is nearing completion and new construction photos offer a closer look at its unusual form.
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