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Looking to add a tint of Off-White styling to your WFH setup? Look no further than this clearly influenced MelGeek mechanical keyboard.
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One day a “magic carpet” based on this light-induced flow technology could carry climate sensors high in the atmosphere—wind permitting.
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This folding electric bike will get you from A to B without fuss, and it’ll fit in the tiniest apartments.
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Explore the bouncy behavior of light beams by constructing a high-tech camera obscura.
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Sherpa Space developed the Sherpa Light and showcased their prototype at CES 2020, where it was named an honoree of the event’s Innovation Award.
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agriculture IoT startup n.thing has developed 'planty cube,' an automated vertical farming system that allows users to maintain crops remotely.
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Created by Shanghai based design studio automato.farm, 'BIY™ – Believe it Yourself' is a series of real-fictional belief-based computing kits to make and tinker
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Lighting expert Jill Entwistle reports from the massive project that is Crossrail on the lighting challenges encountered on the 100km-long scheme
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The Dyson Lightcycle task lamp not only factors in time and location to produce natural looking light, but also the user's age.
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A concrete structure that was built as a bomb-proof fuel pumping station during world war two in Dungeness, England, has been transformed into a holiday home by UK-based architecture studio Johnson Naylor.
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architecture firm tengbom and panel manufacturer butong have developed two unique concrete ‘bubbles’ for sweden‘s latest research facility, karolinska institutet – NEO. located at the university’s large atrium, the two structures are clad in perforated, translucent concrete, the result of incorporating bubble wrap into the formwork.
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A dazzling neon green light show is illuminating the night skies in Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde’s latest large-scale art installation, the Space Waste Lab Performance. Created as part of the Space Waste Lab, the performance uses real-time tracking information to render the space waste floating above our heads visible with bright green LEDs that follow the movement of the drifting waste. The series of live installations kicked off on October 5 in the Dutch city of Almere and aims to call attention to the problem of space waste as well as sustainable upcycling solutions.
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Elon Musk is kinda worried about AI. (“AI is a fundamental existential risk for human civilization and I don’t think people fully appreciate that,” as he put it in 2017.) So he helped found a research nonprofit, OpenAI, to help cut a path to “safe” artificial general intelligence, as opposed to machines that pop our civilization like a pimple. Yes, Musk’s very public fears may distract from other more real problems in AI. But OpenAI just took a big step toward robots that better integrate into our world by not, well, breaking everything they pick up.
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marking his entry into the universe of space design, philippe starck has conceived the interiors for the habitation module of axiom’s first space tourism program. axiom space is a privately-owned space exploration company that will fly individuals on expeditions to the international space station in 2020. starck’s vision for the capsule was to create a nest-like environment that would include textures, materials, and colors sourced from the fetal world.
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Did you know that indoor air pollution can be as bad as or worse than outdoor air pollution? From off-gassing chemicals in paints to mold and dust, the contaminated air inside our homes and offices negatively impacts our health and can lead to fatigue and dizziness, or even respiratory diseases in the long-term. Fortunately, air purification technology has improved in recent years to offer easy and affordable ways to combat indoor air pollutants. Read on to see our review of one such product, the Luft Qi, an on-the-go and filter-free air purifier billed as the smallest of its kind in the world.
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Translucent concrete walls add drama and beauty to a recently completed Capital Bank in Amman, Jordan. Located on ritzy Cairo Street in Abdoun, the new Capital Bank VIP branch marks the first worldwide use of LUCEM Lichtbeton, a type of concrete with translucent properties. When backlit with LEDs or sunlight, the LUCEM translucent concrete panels create a stunning display of light and shadow for an elegant effect befitting the bank’s “boutique” character.
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The television industry invites jargon like few others, an alphabet soup of specs and techs. Some of these convey important information; others emerged, devoid of any useful meaning, from the marketing gloaming. In that spirit, The Wall, Samsung’s new 146-inch stunner, invokes a term as yet unfamiliar the broader TV-buying audience: MicroLED.
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Stefan Diez has worked with lighting brand Vibia to create a series of glass lamps that feature glowing etched patterns and edges.
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