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→