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Science, a Japanese bathroom fixture manufacturer, has just debuted its new product, the “Human Washer in the Future.” This contraption makes washing yourself a lot easier; it’s simply a bloated bathtub that can accommodate you in full relaxation mode with a canopy that blocks out the world.
Guangzhou-based eHang has been making headlines with its pilotless drones that transport people for years, but the VT35 moves the business into new terrain. This $913,600 two-seater eVTOL was presented in Hefei, and it promises to transport you from one crowded metropolis to another without requiring a pilot. After its first full transition flight—vertical lift giving way to smooth forward cruise—the machine hovered over Luogang Park, prompting local lawmakers and industry representatives to cheer.
Lamborghini revealed the Manifesto concept to commemorate the 20th anniversary of its in-house design studio, Centro Stile. Design director Mitja Borkert refers to it as a visionary sculpture that demonstrates the direction of the company’s design.
DJI’s upcoming action camera will be the Osmo Action 6. Months of FCC filings and supply chain leaks have painted a clear image of this device, and it appears to be tough with a few tricks up its sleeve for connecting to your existing gear. According to rumors, the release date will be October 24, with pre-orders following shortly after and the product being available in stores by November.
ZAP Energy’s latest tests with their Century device have moved the goalposts in fusion research. Engineers at the University of Washington spin-off fired electrical pulses through plasma columns for hours on end. This run delivered over 1,000 blasts in a single session, each one packing the punch of a massive electrical surge.
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The LEGO 72046 Game Boy set was introduced earlier this month, and many builders were satisfied with simply snapping together the 1,073 pieces to create a lifelike handheld. The device retains the clunky charm of the 1989 original, right down to the d-pad and A/B buttons, and features lenticular inserts that resemble a flickering screen from games like Tetris. But Sebastian L., the tinkerer behind the website There Oughta Be, wanted his LEGO Game Boy to play real games with a luminous screen in the 6×6-stud window.
Smartwatches can feel like overkill for people who just want to track their daily movement, sleep and overall health without being bombarded with features they’ll never use. Fitbit’s Inspire 3, $79.95 (was $99.95) is for those who want a no-frills approach with everything you need in a slim, cheap package.
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Apple’s hardware schedule has been more predictable in recent years, and it appears that the company is preparing for one of those calm moments when the ground beneath our feet still moves. According to reputable sources, three devices featuring the new M5 chip will be announced as early as next week: the 14-inch MacBook Pro, the 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Pro, and the upgraded Vision Pro headset.
Fresh off a record-breaking debut, Battlefield 6 has players glued to their screens, as its battlefields appear to be pulled straight out of a textbook. ElAnalistaDeBits has broken down this illusion in a new video, juxtaposing in-game views with drone footage and street-level images of the real-life locations.
