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Mojobot Coding Robot Board Game
Kids of all ages will benefit from the social atmosphere and hands-on approach.
Apr 172019BRAMVIK Zirts Highly Customizable Skirts
It has tiers that are both interchangeable and reversible.
Apr 192019RaDoTech Full-Body Personal Health Scanner
This device sends a safe, small electric current through your body’s primary acupuncture points.
Apr 052019BauBax 15-Feature Travel Pants
They'll keep you comfy no matter what your adventures bring.
Tech
Elon Musk’s Loop will break ground soon
Published on 04/21/2019 @ 1 AM EST
The Boring Company finally has permission to get started on their Loop Project, a hyperloop train that will bring travelers from Baltimore to D.C.
NASA and MIT are developing new airplane wings
Published on 04/02/2019 @ 10 AM EST
The modular wing design can change its shape according to the needs of the pilot, improving flight and maintenance efficiency. It could also increase production for a larger variety of aircraft.
Microsoft x BMW = IoT manufacturing platform
Published on 04/02/2019 @ 10 AM EST
The Open Manufacturing Platform provides a place for collaborative IoT development with a focus on smart solutions for factories. They plan to bring in more manufacturers soon, although there is no definitive plan in place.
Gmail introduces smart email scheduling
Published on 04/01/2019 @ 9 AM EST
The new feature lets you choose a better time to send your email so it’s more likely to be opened and actioned. In addition to this, Google is celebrating Gmail’s 15th anniversary with an improved Smart Compose, the AI writing feature.
Huawei’s future is foldable
Published on 04/01/2019 @ 9 AM EST
Richard Yu, Huawei’s CEO, claims that "on a flagship level in two years, half of our devices could be foldable.” Understanding the high cost of a new design, he continued by explaining that in two years’ time, they would be able to produce more foldable devices at a lower cost.
Metallic wood is the future of car materials
Published on 03/31/2019 @ 1 AM EST
Strong like titanium yet buoyant in water, metallic wood gets its name from its similar cellular nature and density to wood. Though it can only be made in small batches, for now, a streamlined production could change the way we build cars.
