Orbis’ Ring-Drive wheel can be added to existing gas-powered cars, turning them into hybrid vehicles. For their proof-of-concept, they added two wheels to a Honda Civic Type R, adding a total of 100 hp and 140 lb-ft. of torque.
Gadgets and other electronic devices are all around us. But if you’re worried that the radiation they emit could make you sick, SciShow is here to clear things up. Yes, electronics do emit radiation, but they’re so weak that they don’t have any harmful effects.
Get a charge anywhere with this 5,000 mAh portable battery. When you don’t have an outlet around, it can recharge via the sun, and it’s waterproof too, making this gadget a perfect choice for your outdoor excursions. Get it for a special price in The Awesomer Shop.
Czur’s new Aura scanner can scan up to A3-size documents in just 2.5 seconds per page. It has a built-in PU leather scanning pad and a foot switch. It automatically straightens book scans and can separate pages. It supports up to 187 OCR languages. It can also be used as a lamp.
Techmoan looks at the history of the DataPlay, a tiny optical disc format. Launched in 2001, it could carry up to 500MB of data in a disc just a tad bigger than a dollar coin. Unfortunately, its reliance on other companies and non-rewritable nature spelled doom for the disc.
Block out unwanted ambient sounds like jet engines and rattling train cars with these noise-cancelling headphones. They feature 30-hour battery life, Adaptive Noise Canceling (ANC), and 45mm large-aperture drivers. Plus, they’re 12% off in The Awesomer Shop.
Special Projects thinks that when it comes to multitasking, mobile devices isn’t as intuitive as they could be. Their concept UI allows users to “pin” applications to locations in the real world, so moving your phone to a different spot creates window to a sort of virtual desktop.
Learn a new language by conversing with an AI bot. Mondly’s immersive language app for smartphones guides you through daily lessons, and makes learning easy, fun, and fast. Save big on this deal in The Awesomer Shop with a 1, 3, or 5 language lifetime subscription.
A special edition of Ember’s climate-controlled mug with a stylish copper finish. Simply dial in your preferred drink temperature on your smartphone or watch, and the mug keeps it warm for up to an hour. Holds up to 10oz., and its coaster doubles as a charging base.
Despite successes like Windows and Xbox, Microsoft has had its share of failures too. Business Casual looks back at how Microsoft threw billions at the mobile device market, and had a solid product, but still couldn’t keep it going against the iOS and Android juggernauts.
Each and every Satellite phone case is one of a kind. Its makers at Carved create them by pouring colored resins over hunks of burled wood that they then slice thin. The resulting designs are beautiful, organic, and unlike any other phone case.
Hyperdrive’s Ultimate 11-in-1 USB-C hub addresses all your video connection needs and then some. It has HDMI, Mini DisplayPort and VGA ports. It also has an Ethernet port, three USB 3.1 ports, an SD card slot, a microSD card slot, a 3.5mm input and a USB-C port.
The Celtrix is a tiny device with lots of functions. It’s a 6200mAH power bank, a Bluetooth speaker, and a wireless storage device with 128GB storage, expandable with a microSD card. It also lets you use a second SIM card with your phone via its app and can act as a hotspot.
LaCie’s new Portable SSD uses USB-C for up to 540MB/s transfer speeds. It weighs just 2.9oz and is a mere 0.35″ thick. It’s also drop resistant up to 6.5ft. It’s available in 500GB, 1TB and 2TB capacities, and comes with a USB-C to USB-A cable.
Set your phone up anywhere with this unique stand. This bamboo stand folds flat for transport, and opens to hold a smartphone or tablet at just the right viewing angle. Despite its size, it’s rated to hold up to 44 lbs, which is total overkill. Save 40% in The Awesomer Shop.
Computer science PhD students at the Georgia Institute of Technology are using artificial intelligence tech to try and help a computer learn to put clothes on like a human might – assuming humans were actually hot dogs with carrots for arms.
Sound designer Michiel de Boer presents a lesson on origins of the humble mouse cursor, as well as its evolution in both Windows and Mac. Not only did Michiel put the research in, he also has a soothing voice. Plus he made his own versions of the Windows cursors.
The classic airplane meets the 21st century with the POWERUP 3.0. This kit shows you how to build the perfect paper airplane in a variety of styles and comes with a motor module that allows you to control the plane from your smartphone. Save 13% in The Awesomer Shop.
The Boslla Bullet is an LED car headlight with four modes. There’s the white mode for clear conditions, neutral white for driving in snow, yellow for seeing through fog and rain, and flashing yellow for emergency situations. You just flick your lights on and off to switch modes.
Unlike other keypads and most mechanical keyboards, the keys on Cooler Master’s ControlPad provide pressure-sensitive output for a more nuanced and realistic experience, particularly for gaming. It has optional keycaps for gaming, PhotoShop, Premiere and Illustrator.
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