New AtlasKickstarter Suction-cup-packin' lamp sticks it to darkness verified_publishernewatlas.com Sometimes there are places in a home that could really use a ceiling or wall light, but that it isn't worth hard-wiring one into. Well, that's where …
New AtlasTechnology Alexa-enabled sticky note printer churns out user-dictated reminders verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth Despite the current onslaught of "smart" devices, the humble handwritten sticky-note reminder is still hanging in there. That said, Amazon is …
New AtlasRemote Working LG prepares for return to school and office with ProBeam projectors verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Paul Ridden The global pandemic has seen many business people and students working from home. As lockdowns ease, offices and schools are starting to reopen and …
New AtlasDesign B&O reimagines the bookshelf speaker with the Beosound Emerge verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Paul Ridden Despite their squat stature, bookshelf speakers can rather stand out among the reading material and ornaments that might inhabit your typical …
New AtlasGraphene 3D-printed graphene aerogel makes efficient, scalable water filter verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Michael Irving Researchers at the University at Buffalo have developed a new method for 3D printing graphene aerogels that work well as water filters. The team says …
New AtlasTechnology Ladybug-sized implant tracks oxygen levels in deep body tissues verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Nick Lavars Advances in electronics, sensor technology and wireless communications are converging to open up some exciting possibilities in monitoring the human …
New AtlasNetherlands Dutch citizens using "fish doorbell" to help fish get past closed lock verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth When spawning fish travel through the canals of Utrecht, they're often blocked by the city's Weerdsluis lock – particularly in the spring, when it …
New AtlasTechnology LED tech localizes haptic feedback to specific areas on touchscreens verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth While most smartphones now have haptic feedback built into their screens, the whole screen buzzes, limiting the applications of the technology. A new …
New AtlasTechnology Anthropomorphic webcam looks – and moves – like a human eye verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth It's easy for us to forget that our computers are equipped with "electronic eyes," potentially watching us at all times. Scientists are now exploring …
New AtlasReinventing the wheelBy New AtlasThe wheel is the quintessential human innovation. Sure, you can't reinvent it, but 5,500 years on we're still trying to improve on the original ... with fascinating results.
New AtlasTechnology Modular mobile robot can take on multiple roles at construction site verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Paul Ridden Austrian startup Printstones has been developing robotic 3D-printing robots since 2017, and has just pulled back the curtain on its latest prototype, …
New AtlasGaming Playpulse One combines gaming and stationary cycling in one device verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth Although it's definitely a good idea to use an exercise bike, motivating oneself to do so can sometimes be difficult. That's where the Playpulse One …
New AtlasAcoustic Guitar Fender Master Builder creates stunning one-off Acoustasonic Jazzmaster verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Paul Ridden Last month, Fender launched its third Acoustasonic hybrid acoustic, and we got to play with the Jazzmaster and interview the company's R&D chief. Now …
New AtlasNvidia Nvidia's new Grace CPU is designed for AI-powered supercomputers verified_publishernewatlas.com - By David Nield Nvidia's newest Central Processing Unit (CPU) has been unveiled, and it's quite a chip: offering a 10x performance leap over current solutions, it's …
New AtlasPropane Portable camping stove charges gadgets using propane power verified_publishernewatlas.com - By C.C. Weiss We've seen a number of thermoelectric camping stove/charger products over the years, and they tend to rely on wood/biomass-fueled heat. The new Gen …
New AtlasKickstarter Fast-typing keyboard uses "chords" to generate words verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth As the folks at tech startup CharaChorder point out, we think in words, not letters … so why do we have to slowly type words out one letter at a …
New AtlasVintage Custom Shop recreates Mike McCready's extremely road-worn vintage Strat verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Paul Ridden Pearl Jam founding member Mike McCready has played a number of guitar models over the years, but he's perhaps most associated with Fender …
New AtlasTechnology Apple opens up global device location network to third-party manufacturers verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Paul Ridden If you misplace your iPhone, or someone makes off with it, Apple's Find My network can help zero in on its location so you can retrieve it. Now the …
New AtlasGuitar Fender's R&D chief: The Acoustasonic "is the transitional guitar" verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Loz Blain Brian Swerdfeger either has one of the greatest jobs in the world, or one of the toughest; as VP of R&D at Fender Guitars, he spends his days …
New AtlasBluetooth Samsung's more precise SmartTag+ uses AR to guide you to lost items verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Michael Irving Trackers like Tile or Pixie have been helping us find lost keys and wallets for years now, but they aren’t all that precise beyond “it’s within …
New AtlasPulp Mill Recycled pulp mill waste adds strength and resilience to cement verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Nick Lavars Pulp mills generate significant amounts of waste and we're seeing scientists get quite creative with how it might be put to use, with the …
New AtlasOrigami Hankook's crazy transforming wheels inspired by origami waterbombs verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Loz Blain Hankook's R&D department has been working with biorobotics experts from Seoul National University and Harvard engineers on a weird transforming …
New AtlasNeuralink Elon Musk's Neuralink has a monkey play Pong with its mind verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Nick Lavars Elon Musk's startup Neuralink has shown off the latest version of its brain-machine interface, which a monkey uses to wirelessly play Pong with its …
New Atlas Hypersonic weapon setback after USAF missile prototype fails to launch verified_publishernewatlas.com - By David Szondy The US Air Force's long anticipated first powered flight test of the AGM-183A Air-launched Rapid Response Weapon (ARRW) hypersonic missile was …
New AtlasBluetooth Electronically lockable bottom bracket renders bikes unrideable verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth If a thief is sufficiently motivated and equipped, they can get through pretty much any bike lock. That's where the PentaLock comes in – it makes a …
New AtlasTechnology THX helps boost mobile audio with Onyx USB DAC verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Paul Ridden Buyers looking for gadgets that deliver high fidelity audio might keep an eye out for the THX logo as a visual guide to quality assurance, and now …
New AtlasTechnology Microsoft's new cooling system dunks data servers in boiling liquid verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Michael Irving Liquid cooling is one of the most effective ways to keep computers from overheating. While the natural first choice might be a liquid that runs cold, …
New AtlasRenewable Energy Carbon dots made from hair boost stability of perovskite solar cells verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Nick Lavars Over the past decade or so, gains in efficiency have seen perovskite solar cells become a highly promising technology in the realm of renewable …
New AtlasHelmets Bicycle turn-indicator tail light is activated by shoulder-checking verified_publishernewatlas.com - By Ben Coxworth While there are now quite a few turn-indicator bike lights on the market, their bar-mounted controls are just one more bit of clutter to manage. …
