LG teased their wearable stretchable displays at Seoul Fashion Week. These panels can be freely stretched, folded, and twisted, enabling designers to seamlessly integrate them directly into clothing.
If Pokemon Violet’s Miraidon can be turned into a motorbike, anything is possible, including this life-sized LEGO Technic motorcycle (8810). That’s right, engineer Matt Denton employed a 3D printer to create all the parts necessary for such a build.
Aesthetically, a transparent laptop will turn more heads than the all-new Lenovo Auto Twist AI PC concept, but the latter boasts Dual Degree of Freedom automatic rotation. In other words, it continually tracks user movements to ensure optimal display visibility, keeping you front and center during meetings, presentations, or just personal use.
A homemade electromagnetic coil launcher isn’t something you would typically consider a weekend science project, that is unless you’re aerospace engineer Tom Stanton. He created just that, complete with permanent magnets nestled along both sides of the channel in an alternating north/south pole fashion.
3D-printing a laptop is a fun weekend project for some, while others just want something more practical like the Honor MagicBook Art 14. Not only does this ultra slim 2.2 pound laptop boast cutting-edge platform-level AI features, but also an interesting detachable magnetic webcam.
Sure, the ZTE Nubia Pad 3D II is great for media consumption, but the reMarkable Paper Pro takes the crown of world’s thinnest ePaper tablet. Featuring an 11.8″ (2,160 x 1,620 resolution) Canvas Color display with a 229 ppi, an improved textured surface to provide an even more natural writing feel, and pen-to-ink distance of less than 1mm.
Riding the world’s tallest roller coaster is one thing, building the world’s tallest house of cards is another. Architect Bryan Berg achieved the latter in a span of just 8-hours, wit the help of an Honor Magic V3 foldable smartphone.
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope captured this peculiar image of galaxy cluster MACS-J0417.5-1154, which resembles a cosmic question mark of sorts. How so? The cluster acts like a magnifying because it’s so massive that it warps the fabric of space-time.