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An ISS analogue will be built by 2030

An ISS analogue will be built by 2030

In connection with the imminent decommissioning of the International Space Station, several companies have chosen to launch a commercial "business park in orbit".
Flying motorcycles will go on sale in Japan for $680,000

Flying motorcycles will go on sale in Japan for $680,000

A.L.I. Technologies are going to start deliveries of the flying motorcycle during the first half of 2022.
The Jetson Aero One aircraft are sold out

The Jetson Aero One aircraft are sold out

The Swedish company has now sold all of their twelve multicopters. However, a new consignment won’t be available until 2023 at the earliest.
A new device enables you to grow mushrooms in your own kitchen

A new device enables you to grow mushrooms in your own kitchen

The Smart Fruiting Chamber from Mella is compact and available for pre-order on the Indiegogo crowdfunding platform. The kitchen gadget costs $479. Deliveries will begin in May 2022.
The AR headset is to protect motorcyclists from road accidents

The AR headset is to protect motorcyclists from road accidents

The system can analyse the traffic in real-time.

Tetra Aviation plans to put the Mk-5 SN2 into mass production

The Japanese company expects to start deliveries of the electric aircraft as early as 2022.

MangDang launches a robot puppy, known as the Mini Pupper

Boston Dynamics Spot fans are sure to love the robot puppy.

Tesla introduces a unique steering wheel

The new Tesla S Plaid model features a futuristic steering wheel that resembles a game console controller.

NASA recruits astronauts using an interactive comic strip

To attract new recruits, the agency has released a graphic novel with augmented reality.

YCOM delivers the first-ever S1-X Extreme Electric Scooter

The scooters will be taking part in the eSkootr racing series.

Squirrels can help with developing combat robots

Researchers from the University of California at Berkeley are using squirrels as a prototype for a new robot.

ATOUN have developed an exoskeleton that can both ride and walk

The exoskeleton can accomplish this as designers have created limbs that transform into wheels.

Japan is planning to clear space debris

Japan’s Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has teamed up with several private companies on the CRD2 project. The aim is to remove space debris from orbit.

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!

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

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

Scientists at Columbia University cook chicken using lasers and a 3D printer

A new technique for processing food helps save resources and enable the consumer to form food into any shape they want.

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.

Finland develops a new method for growing coffee 

The "cell farming" technology allows you to sprout coffee seeds in a test tube.

Californian scientists test a unique artificial kidney

The prototype organ can mimic haemodialysis.

Michelin is launching airless wheels

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

An astronaut's blood can be used as the main building material on Mars

Turns out the human body is a genuine provider of substances suitable for construction.

Scientists discover further evidence of the intelligence of cockatoo's  

Wild cockatoo parrots remain the only non-primates who make their own tools.