Dual-battery folding cargo ebike extends per-charge travel to 170 miles

Tackling hilly commutes with motor assistance is great, but having to regularly park up to recharge the battery can be a pain. Mihogo Bike out of Hong Kong is about to launch a folding ebike rocking dual batteries for almost 170 miles of riding.Continu… Continue reading Dual-battery folding cargo ebike extends per-charge travel to 170 miles

Mantis Pen packs scalpel blade, other tools, in slim titanium tube

The market’s thirst for multi-function everyday carry gear doesn’t seem to be dying down. The latest evidence is the success of a Kickstarter campaign for a titanium pen with enough tricks onboard to make any James Bond wannabe happy.Continue ReadingCa… Continue reading Mantis Pen packs scalpel blade, other tools, in slim titanium tube

Supercon 2022: Carrie Sundra Discusses Manufacturing on a Shoestring Budget

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Making hardware is hard. This is doubly true when you’re developing a niche hardware device that might have a total production run in the hundreds of units instead of something …read more Continue reading Supercon 2022: Carrie Sundra Discusses Manufacturing on a Shoestring Budget

Waterproof backpack doubles as vacuum-enabled space saver

Anyone who’s ever gone on a vacation involving swimming knows how yucky it can be to pack up a wet bathing suit when it’s over. The Guide bag, now on Kickstarter, aims to solve that issue and save you some space when packing dry clothes as well.Continu… Continue reading Waterproof backpack doubles as vacuum-enabled space saver

Hackaday Links: November 13, 2022

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Talk about playing on hard mode! The news this week was rife with stories about Palmer Luckey’s murder-modified VR headset, which ostensibly kills the wearer if their character dies in-game. …read more Continue reading Hackaday Links: November 13, 2022

Review: Sonic Lamb headphones give you a skin-conduction subwoofer

“Hey,” says Sonic Lamb’s voiceover guy, “we’re here to give you an eargasm.” Sorry, I’ve just been rowing and I’m worn out from an Earth-shattering oargasm. But these hybrid-drive headphones do certainly take sub-bass frequencies to another level.Conti… Continue reading Review: Sonic Lamb headphones give you a skin-conduction subwoofer

CoreCap bike computer sits in your steering tube, with a huge battery

This beautifully integrated bike computer sits securely in your standard steering head, and acts a bit like a smartwatch for your bike. It brings smart features to your ride, with up to five switchable preset screens and a range of apps and widgets.Con… Continue reading CoreCap bike computer sits in your steering tube, with a huge battery

Successfully Crowdfunded Hardware: Everything Behind The Scenes

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Crowdfunding hardware has its own unique challenges, and [Uri Shaked] wrote a fascinating report that goes into excellent detail about his experience bringing a crowdfunded hardware project to life. [Uri]’s …read more Continue reading Successfully Crowdfunded Hardware: Everything Behind The Scenes

One Man’s Quest to Build a Baby Book With Brains

Regular readers will know that Hackaday generally steers clear of active crowdfunding campaigns. But occasionally we do run across a project that’s unique enough that we feel compelled to dust …read more Continue reading One Man’s Quest to Build a Baby Book With Brains

COVID Anti-Vaxxers Make $$$ from Crowdfunding

People who spread anti-vaccine myths on the internet—why do they do it?
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