New AtlasTechnology Sarcos robo-suit turning Delta air crews into superhuman man-machines newatlas.com - C.C. Weiss Sarcos sprinkled the flavor of the future on last year's CES show when it revealed the latest evolution of its robotic exoskeleton technology, the …
New AtlasCES Bell refines its air taxi design and adds an all-electric option newatlas.com - Nick Lavars After offering a look at its vision for flying taxis at last year's CES, Bell has returned to Las Vegas with what it considers a new and improved …
New AtlasCES BMW makes smart cars cozier with zero gravity and hotel interiors newatlas.com - C.C. Weiss BMW has hit the CES concept car scene with an imaginative duo of chauffeured vehicles that ride like comfortable living rooms, taking care of …
New AtlasCES Damon's tech-heavy electric Hypersport bike now has specs and a price newatlas.com - Loz Blain We've written before about the Damon Hypersport and the ambitious technologies it introduces, namely electronically variable "Shift" ergonomics and a …
New AtlasSony A new concept car... from Sony? newatlas.com - Loz Blain Another day, another premium concept car without a lot to distinguish itself from the rest of the field ... except for its badge. Sony? Headphones …
New AtlasPlanetary Habitability NASA's TESS telescope spots first Earth-sized planet in habitable zone newatlas.com - Nick Lavars Since being launched into space in April of 2018, NASA's TESS (Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite) telescope has notched up a few noteworthy …
New AtlasSchaefer Binary star system set to go nova by 2100 newatlas.com - David Szondy Mark your calendars because sometime around 2083 a star as bright as Sirius will suddenly appear in the night sky. Based on 130 years of telescopic …
New AtlasTechnology Dual-layer nanoparticle vaccine lays foundation for universal flu shot newatlas.com - Michael Irving It might seem like little more than a seasonal nuisance these days, but the flu is a massive and potentially deadly health problem for the world to …
New AtlasScience Impossible Food launches its plant-based pork newatlas.com - Nick Lavars Having made a splash with its plant-based burger over the past couple of years, Impossible Foods is now leveraging its technology to take on another …
New AtlasNissan Nissan develops lightweight acoustic meta-material to reduce road noise newatlas.com - Darren Quick Road noise has long been a problem in cars, particularly when traveling at speed on the highway, but it's even more obvious in electric cars, which …
New AtlasSnorkeling Hydraloop domestic water recycling unit almost halves your water bill newatlas.com - Loz Blain Water is precious, as anyone who has read Dune will know, and it's getting more precious by the year here on Earth even if we're a long way from the …
New AtlasScience Fiction The highlights of the science, sci-fi & technology auction year newatlas.com - Mike Hanlon Each January, we produce our highlights of the previous science and technology auction year. The aim is to offer insight for …
New AtlasHearing Aids New devices claimed to seek out speakers and identify strangers newatlas.com - Ben Coxworth It was seven years ago that we first heard about the OrCam, a wearable device for the blind that reads text aloud, recognizes faces, and identifies …
New AtlasBoeing Electronically-dimmable windows on offer for Boeing 777X newatlas.com - Ben Coxworth If you're tired of sliding the shades up and down on airplane windows, then you might want to fly on a Boeing 777X. This week, it was announced that …
New AtlasCES Mercedes-Benz Vision AVTR concept brings Hollywood to CES newatlas.com - Aaron Turpen In collaboration with the upcoming Avatar film, Mercedes-Benz has unveiled a new concept car at CES 2020. The car, called the Vision AVTR, is named …
New AtlasShoes Eco-friendly shoes combine "base" soles with zip-on uppers newatlas.com - Ben Coxworth While it's nice to own multiple styles of shoes, each one of the things has a big rubber sole that will ultimately end up in the landfill. Made2Share …
New AtlasCameras Nikon confirms commitment to DSLRs with D780 launch newatlas.com - Paul Ridden Nikon says that its most popular full-frame DSLR so far has been the mighty D750. And despite now dipping into mirrorless camera production, the …
New AtlasTechnology Hyundai unveils new Uber air taxi design newatlas.com - James Holloway Hyundai has used the grand platform of CES 2020 to unveil its take on the future of urban mobility. At the heart of its plans is its S-A1, an …
New AtlasArchitecture Mountainous museum complex to rise next to world's longest canal newatlas.com - Adam Williams High-profile firm Herzog & de Meuron has revealed plans for an eye-catching new museum complex in Hangzhou, China. Inspired by the world's longest …
New AtlasPhotography Insta360 rolls out a new flagship action cam with next-level abilities newatlas.com - Loz Blain 360-degree cameras are the action cams of the future – and Insta360 has found a way to combine their amazing capabilities with a more traditional …
New AtlasPhotography Canon details EOS-1D X Mark III flagship DSLR newatlas.com - Paul Ridden Almost four years after launching its flagship EOS-1D X Mark II DSLR, Canon has finally announced the impending release of its successor. The Mark …
New AtlasNeutron Stars LIGO detects gravitational waves from two neutron stars colliding newatlas.com - Michael Irving The LIGO collaboration has announced the detection of gravitational waves from a pair of neutron stars colliding. This marks just the second time …
New AtlasSpace Telescope New oxygen detection method could speed up the search for alien life newatlas.com - Nick Lavars When astronomers scan the universe for signs of extraterrestrial life, they might be on the lookout for a few things. Water vapor, methane and amino …
New AtlasAudi Audi AI:ME future mobility concept uses VR to lift you out of traffic newatlas.com - Loz Blain Audi isn't going full-time autonomous with its latest concept for CES 2020, but if you do choose to let the AI:ME drive itself, you can strap …
New AtlasBlack Holes Repeating radio signal traced back to nearby galaxy newatlas.com - Michael Irving The universe appears to be full of strange radio signals that come and go so quickly that their sources are difficult to locate. As such, we don’t …
New AtlasScience Venus may still be volcanically active newatlas.com - David Szondy A new study suggests that Venus may not be as geologically dead as we thought. Infrared spectra and laboratory work led by Justin Filiberto of the …
New AtlasDriving Sherp 10x10 trailer truck journeys over treacherous land and sea newatlas.com - C.C. Weiss The amphibious Sherp ATV was one of the true mind-bending off-road vehicles of 2016, navigating into our memory banks with its massive 63-in …
New AtlasLenovo Lenovo opens up "world's first foldable PC" at CES newatlas.com - Darren Quick Lenovo calls the ThinkPad X1 Fold the "world's first foldable PC" The ThinkPad X1 Fold Stand is expected to be available in the 2nd half of 2020 The …
New AtlasScience Childhood neglect produces smaller adult brains among Romanian orphans newatlas.com - Nick Lavars Scientists have uncovered what they describe as the first “compelling evidence” of the effects of childhood neglect on brain development. The …
New AtlasHydrogen Toyota to establish hydrogen-powered "Woven City" at base of Mt. Fuji newatlas.com - Loz Blain Toyota is clearing some 175 acres (70 ha) of land in the shadow of Mt. Fuji to build and test a prototype of a hydrogen-powered future city full of …
