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Over the past year, teams of engineers from universities around the world have been designing and building their visions of Hyperloop pods that would carry passengers and cargo at high speeds, and this past weekend, they were finally put to the test on a track near SpaceX's Californian headquarters. Read more
The ARDX Arduino Starter Kit pairs a detailed, illustrated guide with all the parts you need to build your own circuits. Perfect for beginners, this kit requires no experience and teaches you to use Arduino to control lights, buzzers, and more. Once you master the basics of Arduino, you can control motors on any device you dream up--from robots, to mood lights, to self-playing instruments, and beyond. Read more
Metals that conduct electricity also produce heat, right? Well, no, not all of them, according to recent research led by Berkeley Lab. They've found one type of metal that keeps its cool as electrical current moves through it, and may lead to a range of new and super-efficient electrical devices. Read more
Though manufacturers like Roland have been selling digitally-driven accordions for a number of years, they're not exactly wallet-friendly. Brendan Vavra opted to take the DIY route, transforming a relatively cheap, non-working acoustic instrument he bought on eBay into a capable MIDI music maker. Read more
Before we'd tried much VR, we'd pictured physically sitting while virtually moving. Unfortunately, though, those kinds of games can trigger nausea. After trying the wrist-shocking Reliefband, we were a little shocked to find that it helped. Read more
The European Southern Observatory has unveiled a staggeringly detailed visible light image of the famous Cat’s Paw and Lobster nebulae, made up of around two billion pixels. The nebulae are located in the “tail” of the constellation Scorpius, and represent regions of intense star formation. Read more
The Rolls-Royce Phantom VII kicked off BMW ownership 13 years ago, and it's well overdue for a replacement. As Rolls-Royce prepares to launch a new flagship, the final Phantom VII has rolled off the production line in Goodwood, looking just as imperious as you'd expect. Read more
The ongoing organ shortage crisis has fueled a lucrative black market that generates over US$1 billion in illegal profits every year. A new medical breakthrough could solve this problem by growing human organs in pigs – but should we let animals pick up the slack for us? Read more
Net neutrality has been a hot-button issue for several years now, but what exactly does it mean? Should governments be stepping in and regulating this new digital space, or do we let the free market take care of it? Read more
Four-wheel drives might be taking over the roads, but old-fashioned station wagons are still getting some love in Europe. BMW has whipped the covers off the G30 5 Series Touring, which has been treated to the same tech-onslaught as the sedan, but has room for the family, pets and all their baggage. Read more
A new study has found that space travel can change the volume of gray matter in different parts of the brain, which may be a result of fluids shifting due to a lack of gravity, and the brain working overtime to relearn the basics of movement in a strange new environment. Read more
On the face of it, robots should be good at picking and packing online supermarket orders. Unfortunately, most robotic manipulators can't be trusted with easily bruised fruit and vegetables. To address this, Ocado has been putting new soft robots to the test in its European warehouses. Read more
High blood pressure (hypertension) is a leading risk factor for heart disease and stroke and affects one in three people in the UK alone. Efforts to combat the condition might get a big boost thanks to a study led by two London universities that found over 100 genes implicated in its development. Read more
NASA has released some of the highest resolution images ever obtained of Saturn’s A & B rings. The images, which were taken as Cassini made a close-proximity dive past Saturn’s rings, display the icy matter of the gas giant’s adornment manipulated by the gravity of its moons. Read more
The Microsoft Surface Book is unquestionably one of the best the convertible laptop/tablets available now. But if you shy away from its high price or another one of its distinguishing features, here are some promising potentials. Read more
Kayaks may offer a fantastic means of exploring your local waterways, but they are kind of big and heavy. That's why Inna Morgan invented the Justin Case kayak. It weighs only 5.7 lb, and packs down into a shoulder bag when not in use. Read more
Graphene, the new wunderkind for all sorts of emerging technologies, is still a little too expensive to produce on a commercial scale. Now scientists at CSIRO have come up with a way to create graphene from soy beans, cheaply, quickly, and without all the nasty chemicals usually needed. Read more
The latest vintage-inspired camera, currently funding on Kickstarter, focuses further into the classic photo-taking experience. The cardboard-made Jollylook is designed to develop instant prints from analog hardware. Read more
Researchers are hailing AI's latest triumph as yet another landmark moment for computer science, with Carnegie Mellon University's Libratus program cleaning up at a 20-day poker tournament against professional human counterparts. Read more
Microalgae is a potentially valuable source of biofuel. Unfortunately, however, growing it on a large scale can be a rather fussy process. Syracuse University Ph.D. candidate Bendy Estime has set out to change that, by developing a new growth medium that makes cultivation and harvesting easier. Read more
We're used to seeing smartphone-makers copying the iPhone, but what isn't as common is seeing a new phone that's almost a direct copy of a slower-selling second-tier flagship. Let's compare the HTC U Ultra and LG V20. Read more
Not interested in being an iPhone 7 owner? Here are some alternatives. These are all premium smartphones with great cameras, bloat-free operating systems, and a satisfying user experience. Read more
With the humble handwritten signature still the most commonly used form of biometric used to verify someone's identity, researchers have developed software that leverages the motion detection capabilities of a smartwatch to verify a signature as it is written. Read more
The sooner that you know you've got the flu, the sooner you can stop spreading it and start treating it. That's the thinking behind a new device designed by Prof. Perena Gouma. Her hand-held breath monitor can detect if the user has the flu, based on a single exhale. Read more
Media professionals dealing with data-heavy RAW and 4K formats will soon have a new option for their toolkits, with Lexar announcing a new 512 GB CFast memory card. It more than doubles the amount of 4K video that can be stored. Read more
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