A Tesla Model Y hums along under the control of Full Self-Driving (FSD) software on an Austin street, where a school bus sits parked, its red lights flashing, stop signs extended like a warning hand. Nearby, a child-sized mannequin darts across the road, but this is actually a staged safety test by activists from The Dawn Project and Tesla Takedown, determined to expose cracks in Tesla’s semi-autonomous tech.
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The Poetry Camera, crafted by Kelin Carolyn Zhang and Ryan Mather, doesn’t spit out glossy prints or digital files. Instead, it captures a scene and distills it into words—poetry, to be precise—printed on a strip of receipt-like paper. A Polaroid for the soul rather than the eye if you will.
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In a world where keyboards remain stubbornly tethered to desks, an interesting experiment has emerged from the workshop of Adam LeBlanc. His creation, the Schist01, is a wrist-mounted keyboard that feels like it leapt from the world of Cyberpunk 2077.
A modder named GouldFish on Games has crafted something Nintendo never dared to—a screenless Game Boy Advance console. It’s a project that transforms the handheld GBA into a classic game console that some could only dream about, and most certainly wouldn’t look out of place next to an NES.
The GMKtec M6 Mini PC could be the best value for your money when it comes to Windows 11 Pro systems, and you can get one for $279.99 shipped when the 30% off is automatically applied at checkout, originally $399.99. Its AMD Ryzen 5 6600H, a 6-core, 12-thread processor built on the Zen 3+ architecture, hums along at up to 4.5GHz, handling everything from Microsoft Office to light gaming and even creative workloads like Photoshop with ease. Product page.
On June 22, 2025, a Honda CR-V will carve its way up the 12.42-mile, 156-turn gauntlet of the Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, nicknamed “The Race to the Clouds.” This isn’t your standard CR-V, though—it’s the e:FCEV, the first hydrogen-powered vehicle to ever tackle this iconic Colorado mountain course.
1X Technologies just pulled the curtain off Redwood AI, a vision-language transformer that’s set to supercharge its NEO humanoid robots. This is a huge leap toward robots that can see, talk, and move through the world with an almost human-like finesse.
