Citroën’s adorable Ami city car set to become accessibility champion

Back in 2019, French car maker Citroën sowed a compact electric pod-car at the Geneva Motor Show that could be driven without a license. Production followed a year later and we’ve since seen the cutesy Ami take a number of different guises – including … Continue reading Citroën’s adorable Ami city car set to become accessibility champion

Samsung laundry filter traps microfibers shed from synthetic fabrics

At CES 2023 in January, Samsung hatched a plan to stem the tide of microfibers shed during washing cycles from entering seas and oceans via a special wash program and an external filter. Now that Less Microfiber Filter has launched.Continue ReadingCate… Continue reading Samsung laundry filter traps microfibers shed from synthetic fabrics

LG crams 27-inch smart display and sound system into a rugged briefcase

Folks wanting to watch a movie at camp, listen to music at a picnic or play board games at the beach will likely have to haul a bunch of different gadgets. LG proposes an all-in-one solution with a 27-inch smart display in a briefcase called the Stanby… Continue reading LG crams 27-inch smart display and sound system into a rugged briefcase

“Ghost driver” study tests visual prompts for autonomous vehicle comms

With autonomous vehicles already rolling on public roads, researchers from the University of Nottingham in the UK have used a camouflaged driver to look at how pedestrians react to visual cues from oncoming cars without a human at the wheel.Continue Re… Continue reading “Ghost driver” study tests visual prompts for autonomous vehicle comms

Kawasaki leans into electric mobility with Noslisu e-trikes

Japanese motorcycle company Kawasaki has ridden into the electric mobility space with three new models – sadly not the Ninja BEV previewed at last year’s EICMA expo, but with the launch of the Noslisu series electric tilting three-wheelers on its home … Continue reading Kawasaki leans into electric mobility with Noslisu e-trikes