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Marketed as the Le Car in North America, the Renault 5 was a sporty little runabout that debuted in 1972 and ceased production in 1996. It’s set to return next year, however, in the form of the 100% electric Renault 5 E-Tech.Continue ReadingCategory: A… Continue reading Spunky li’l Renault 5 to be reborn as an EV in 2024
While hydroponic farms do allow a lot of crop plants to be grown in a relatively small space, they would certainly be a better alternative to traditional farms if those plants grew faster. That could soon be the case, thanks to the development of elect… Continue reading Electrically conductive eSoil boosts plant growth via zaps to the roots
While Boston Dynamics may have pioneered the field of quadruped “robot dogs,” Chinese company Unitree has definitely done a good job of jumping on board. Its latest industrial robot, the B2, offers some major improvements over its predecessor.Continue … Continue reading Unitree B2 quadruped robot is better, stronger and faster
While AI assistants like Alexa can be helpful, they’re typically stuck in stationary devices such as smart speakers. LG is out to change that, with a new AI that makes its way through users’ homes in the form of a wheeled robot.Continue ReadingCategory… Continue reading LG’s new AI assistant will roam your home on two wheels
Erecting an entire building from scratch at the construction site can be time-consuming and expensive, which is why many companies look to factory-built prefabricated structures. A new technology takes that idea further, with prefab blocks that are sta… Continue reading Efficient construction system stacks self-contained modules like Legos
As 2023 draws to a close, it’s time once again for our annual look back at some of the year’s most interesting bicycle-related innovations. Not all of these things will be big sellers, but they definitely all deserve credit for following the road – or … Continue reading From metal tires to wearable airbags, our top 10 bike picks for 2023
When someone says they’re planning on using a balloon to take tourists to the edge of outer space, you may wonder if they’ll ever get past the conceptual stage. Space Perspective has gotten past it, though, by building a physical test model of its Nept… Continue reading Space Perspective shows off test version of tourist-carrying space capsule
Walking bipedal robots excel at tasks such as traversing uneven terrain, but because they’re so mechanically complex, they can’t be made very small. That could soon change, however, thanks to the development of the Mugatu robot.Continue ReadingCategory… Continue reading Mugatu bipedal robot takes a radically simplified approach to walking
You can do a lot of things with the Tesla Cybertruck, but you can’t tow it behind your ebike to sleep in on “bike-packing” trips. You can, however, do exactly that with the Cybertruck-inspired Cyberdrop trailer – or at least you will be able to, once i… Continue reading Cyberdrop ebike trailer channels the spirit of the Cybertruck
Many electric vehicles look very cold and high-tech, alienating some potential buyers. The Carice TC2 two-seater convertible is different, in that it draws heavily on the retro-nostalgia factor. It’s lightweight and peppy, to boot.Continue ReadingCateg… Continue reading Carice TC2 is the retro electric convertible you didn’t know you wanted