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People come in all shapes and sizes, so getting a bicycle that fits your needs is not always an easy task. New Zealand’s Velogicfit designed the Right Bike system to help, using a combination of hardware and software to identify which bike is… Continue reading Right Bike measures you up for the right bike
Jetskis are a bit like motorbikes for the water. Hydrofoil boards and boats allow users to cut through and rise above the waves. The WaveFlyer merges the two, and throws in electric propulsion for a cleaner and quieter ride…
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Though facial recognition technology isn’t exactly flavor of the month at the moment, it could prove popular among revelers queuing at a busy bar. British data science company DataSparQ has introduced the A.I. Bar service, which helps bar sta… Continue reading Facial recognition system helps stop queue-jumping at bars
Though folding e-scooters are nothing new, you generally have to carry them about in your hands between rides. The MiniFalcon has been designed to be collapsed down in three steps and stowed away in its own ukulele-sized backpack…
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Ping pong is a two (or four) player game, but if you need to practice alone then a robot server can help. Though basic cheap models are available, more advanced features can come with a pretty high price tag. Joola says that its Infinity Smar… Continue reading Joola launches versatile, app-controlled ping pong training robot
Another week, another pair of truly wireless earphones. But the Liberate Air buds from the House of Marley separate themselves from the likes of Apple’s AirPods, Sony’s new WF-1000XM3s and the Melomania 1s from Cambridge Audio by adding some … Continue reading House of Marley injects sustainability into wireless listening
Many workers these days are leaving the car at home and commuting by bike. Little wonder then that the automotive and bicycle worlds often merge for two wheel designs. Back in February, General Motors launched its first folding e-bikes, and n… Continue reading Flit-16 folding e-bike taps automotive design for stylish last mile commute
Back in 2012, Sweden’s Eco Wave Power started testing a wave energy harvesting system that could be installed on existing structures like breakwaters and piers. The company switched on its first grid-connected project four years later, and ha… Continue reading Eco Wave Power announces second grid-connected project
Russia’s largest agricultural holding company has joined forces with AI development firm Cognitive Technologies to pilot autonomous crop management on 665,000 hectares of land. It is hoped that the technology will help reduce crop losses whil… Continue reading Autonomous combine set to harvest Russian fields
When shopping for a new laptop, most of us would plump for a Windows-based or macOS-based system. Or if you’re on a tight budget, a low cost, online working Chromebook may suit. But Linux-based systems are also available, the latest coming fr… Continue reading Linux-based Pinebook Pro has 1080p display, multi-core processing and privacy switches