David Andreyev of Cyber Hooligan purchased a wrecked Tesla Model 3 and then spent countless hours transforming it into the world’s first Cyber-Roadster. The first step was making sure the original vehicle could still be driven around before he began work on the new body panels and interior.
Love cars and want another fun way to use your Apple Vision Pro? Check out Lamborghini’s new “Unravelling Temerario” app, which enables fans to discover the many details and features of the iconic Temerario not visible to the naked eye, while also providing access to exclusive tailored contents.
Zelda Twilight Princess was first released in 2006 on the Nintendo GameCube, so it’s safe to say that the title is long overdue for an HD remake. RwanLink teases such a project and shows why it should be released on the upcoming next-generation Switch console.
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Rumors are pointing towards a Samsung Galaxy S25 Slim smartphone being released in mid-2025. It should have a 6.7” Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with a 120Hz refresh rate, a 200MP main camera with an ISOCELL HP2 sensor, and a far thinner frame than the standard S25 models.
NASA / ESA’s Hubble Space Telescope observes IC 10, the closest known starburst galaxy to our Milky Way, at a distance of 2.2 million light-years. Its faint, ghostly appearance makes it very difficult to study, especially since it’s located along a line-of-sight that’s filled with cosmic dust and stars.
prototype has surfaced, and from what we can gather, it was used for haptics testing. Why isn’t there an Apple logo on the back? Well, Vesica Piscis symbol is basically the shape created when two circles of the same radius intersect.
You’ve probably seen the matte black Tesla Cybertruck, but what about one with a mirrored finis that isn’t a wrap? Meet the Mirrored Cyber, complete with bulletproof Armored CyberGlass, which made its debut at SEMA 2024 in Las Vegas.
An Alan Turing painting, called ‘A.I. God. Portrait of Alan Turing’, made by AI robot Ai-Da recently sold for a whopping $1.32-million at a Sotheby’s auction. This portrait is actually just one part of a five-paneled polyptych, which was showcased earlier this year at a United Nations global summit on A.I. in Geneva.
IHMC’s Nadia humanoid robot can not only play ping pong, but also autonomously open doors. It manages to achieve this feat by utilizing GPU accelerated perception and a tree based interactive behavior coordination system with a whole body motion as well as a walking controller.
