A Beautiful Speedometer for Bikes
Omata's new accessory hides savvy GPS tech underneath its easily legible analog face
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The Tampon of the Future Can Diagnose Infections
To engineer Ridhi Tariyal and her business partner Stephen Gire, the tampon is much more than just a women’s hygiene product—it’s a treasure trove of information. The duo is currently working to …
Via mashable.com
How Technology Transformed this Autistic Boy’s Life
In a video celebrating Autism Acceptance Month, Apple tells the touching story of young boy named Dillan Barmache, who overcomes the difficulties of his communication impediment through the use of an iPad. …
Via dezeen.com
These Cyborg Beetles Could One Day Replace Drones
Could cyborg insects be the next step in the evolution of drones? Engineers from Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University and the University of California Berkeley seem to think so. They’ve developed a way …
Via mashable.com
What It’s Like Riding in the New Tesla Model 3
Tesla recently unveiled its highly anticipated Model 3, quickly racking up over 130,000 pre-orders in just a couple hours. The new electric vehicle is the brand’s most affordable model to date, costing …
Via designindaba.com
Glowee Bioluminescent Light Shells
A French start-up called Glowee has created an alternative light source that could possibly change the way we illuminate the night. Using bioluminescent bacteria found inside the Hawaiian bobtail squid, the company …
Atmo Sfera Platterless Turntable Spins Vinyl in the Air
The record player of the future is here
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The Future of Sex Beyond VR Porn
With the long-awaited consumer version of Oculus Rift finally shipping, virtual reality is in the midst of an industry boom. One major market already shifting to take advantage of the new tech …
Via nasa.gov
NASA’s New Gravity Map of Mars
A new gravity map of Mars created by NASA provides the most detailed look at the Red Planet thus far. By analyzing gravitational anomalies across the planet’s surface (due to mountains, valleys …
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Audi’s Snarky WiFi Networks at the New York Auto Show
Good WiFi is often hard to come by at auto shows, so for this year’s New York event, Audi found a sneaky way to provide everyone with a strong signal while simultaneously …