Category: newatlas
Ultra-rare mineral points to huge impact crater in Australia
It’s said that time heals all wounds, and apparently that even applies to wounds on the Earth itself. Woodleigh Crater in Western Australia could be one of the largest impact […]
BMW debuts gigantic new X7 SUV, a study in intelligent, adaptive luxury
Launching in 2019, BMW’s brand new X7 sets new standards of colossal bigness for the Bavarian brand, starting with a beaver face comprising the “largest kidney grille in BMW history.” […]
PrinTracker tech could match sketchy objects to 3D printers that made them
Although 3D printers are able to produce some amazing objects, they can also crank out counterfeit goods, illegal firearms, and other not-so-nice creations. Soon, if someone is suspected of making […]
Vanderhall drops power and doors into its latest three-wheeled street bullet
When you build boutique open-air three-wheelers, you can afford to leave behind many of the features common in more traditional passenger cars. In fact, buyers probably demand it. But eventually […]
Freewrite Traveler is made for distraction-free writing on the go
Four years ago, New York/Detroit-based startup Astrohaus released the Freewrite, a “smart” electronic typewriter designed for distraction-free writing. Now, the company is crowdfunding the 50-percent smaller and lighter Traveler laptop […]
Supersense brings video on vinyl to life on any regular TV
Supersense out of Vienna, Austria, has revived and refined an art project by media artist Gebhard Sengmüller and the company’s Martin Diamant which sees users put a vinyl record on […]
Power-lift beds make Ford Flash motorhome the Swiss Army knife of camping
An impressive motorhome by any measure, the Ford Transit-based Flash 634 from France’s Chausson gets the absolute most livability out of its small footprint using smart, space-optimizing design. Chausson packs […]
Light, thin VR gloves put wearers in touch with virtual objects
Virtual reality motion controllers work pretty well at syncing up the movements of digital digits with your real ones, but they aren’t all that good at recreating the sense of […]
Bloodhound Supersonic Car project runs out of cash
Ever since its founding in 2007, the company behind the Bloodhound Supersonic Car has made no secret of its plans to smash the world’s land speed record and cross the […]
SoundBender levitates objects by curving sound waves around obstacles
Levitation is often thought of as the realm of magicians or The Jetsons, but it is technically possible. That said, the tech seems to be moving pretty slowly. Now, researchers […]
