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The world’s smallest flying device has been developed in Illinois

The world’s smallest flying device has been developed in Illinois

Scientists from Northwestern University in Illinois have created a tiny flying microchip.
The Vendetta electric powerboard is here!

The Vendetta electric powerboard is here!

Eight years ago, inventor Dan Baldwin created a unique electric board known as the Ungoverned Powerboard. Now, in 2021, Baldwin has unveiled a new updated version of the device.
Xiaomi presents smart glasses

Xiaomi presents smart glasses

The spectacles are almost impossible to tell from ordinary glasses and offer a whole bunch of new technologies.

The Australian company Bruder introduces a very unusual travel trailer

Comfortable outdoor recreation with an EXP-8 off-road trailer!

Arivia introduces the new Splay foldable screen

When folded, the screen fits easily into a bag.

Michelin is launching airless wheels

Recently, the company revealed the innovative Uptis tire, which has taken sixteen years to develop.

French inventors have developed an electric snow bike

Cyclists can now ride their bikes even in the winter.

Segway-Ninebot launches a robotic GPS assisted lawnmower 

It can even work at a 45-degree angle!

NASA and Joby Aviation are going to test a flying taxi

Earlier, the company revealed an electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft designed specifically for long-distance travel.

A German invention enables you to ride a bike in all weather conditions

The German company RainRider has discovered a way to protect cyclists from snow and rain.

IKEA is releasing a coffee table with a built-in smart air purifier

The air purifier will also be available as a floor-standing version.

Facebook and Ray-Ban are launching smart glasses

The glasses will go on sale later this year.

The first batch of Playdate consoles sells out within minutes

20,000 game consoles sold out in just seventeen minutes.

Leica launches its first-ever smartphone

The company specialises in cameras and optical lenses. So it doesn’t come as a surprise that the phone boasts a high-end camera.

Artificial intelligence rejoices as autonomous drones are faster than self-piloting drones

The University of Zurich has developed a new flight path algorithm.