When you gaze upon Hammacher Schlemmer’s Ride-On Robotic Armor, does the sight give you pause to wonder just how many children who have ever lived would pass up the chance to become an invincible cyborg juggernaut? Here’s a hint: none. Absolutely none. As soon as little Johnny or Jill 5 steps onto the non-slip ...
Humans have always used animals, in one way or another, to get work done, carrying loads, delivering mail, and as a mean of transportation. Animals such as oxen, pigeons, horses, and now,… insects, with the help of technology, to do ‘stuff’. Amazingly, scientists now have designed technology so small that it can be ...
The engineering technologies the military develops for its soldiers to carry heavy objects, giving them super human strengths, is also being developed in the private sector and at universities around the world, these are called exoskeletons. Very similar to the power suits seen in movies like 'Edge of Tomorrow' ...
There is no greenery but what we grow for ourselves. This thing, this statue, would look really among it. Possibly alongside some daisies. The Gnominator Garden Gnome would never stop...uh, standing perfectly still. It would never leave you. It's a garden gnome. Should it move, assume something has gone terribly ...
Biohackers Welcome Grindhouse Wetware's Latest Subdural LED Implant, The Northstar V1 If you haven't heard of "biohacking" as a burgeoning art, then the (graphic) descriptions and images that follow promise whole new horizons in "What the f*** is this, I don't even..." To our experienced biohacker readers, the ...
Power and incredible technology are only as great as the hands that wield them. That's a big reason why Disney and Marvel have partnered with groundbreaking UK prosthetic developers Open Bionics to craft some phenomenal kid-friendly artificial limbs befitting amazing children. It's a deliberate approach against the ...
We don't dare try to account for the sum of bleeding-edge technologies that Cyberdyne wove together to give rise to SkyNet, but we really like to think that nabbing our very own heavily used, battle-scarred T-850 for somewhere in the USD$2,800 neighborhood is an utter steal. Yeah, the big guy has taken a kicking ...
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