Throaty Mumbo has spent the past year chasing projects that most people would dismiss before the first soldering iron heats up. This time the target was a standard Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), the same gray box that once needed a cartridge and a CRT television. Instead of another emulator sitting on a modern computer, the […]
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BrainCo’s Intelligent Bionic Hand Turns Neural and Muscle Signals Into Precise Daily Control
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Users who have lost a hand can now move individual fingers on BrainCo’s prosthetic by reading a mix of signals that still travel through the remaining arm. Sensors in a simple cuff against the skin detect the electrical activity that muscles produce when a person tries to move, along with the weaker neural impulses that […]
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Motorola positions the Moto G (2026), priced at $249.99 (was $300), as a straightforward unlocked option for people who need a phone that covers daily work, messages, maps, and media without demanding extra spending. It lands in a crowded budget field with a few practical touches that keep it usable day after day. A 6.7-inch […]
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Nintendo 64 controllers already look chunky next to modern pads, with three grips and a stick planted in the middle. ChaosBench took that layout and enlarged it until ordinary button presses turned into arm movements that require real force. ChaosBench began with creating a digital model of a typical game controller, which was then hollowed […]
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Evan Monsma spent a few days in Indianapolis turning a broken iPhone 13 into something he calls CMOUNTIPHONE2, a phone that can take Canon EF lenses meant for a full-size DSLR. His earlier attempt had already put cinema glass on a wrecked iPhone. That mount was wood, a modified C-to-CS ring, and a bead of […]
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SEGA shipped its first handheld in Japan on October 6, 1990, priced at ¥19,800 ($320 today) and built under the internal name Project Mercury. Hayao Nakayama had pushed the company to answer the Game Boy, which Nintendo had put on shelves the year before. Engineers reused the Master System’s Zilog Z80 running at about 3.5 […]
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Skill Make spent most of his latest video doing the unglamorous part of high-voltage work: counting wire. A ferrite core got measured, a layered cylinder got designed around it, and a Formlabs printer laid that form down in clear resin. Hair-thin 0.1 mm wire then went on in sections of about 800 turns, tracked with […]
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Hyundai rolled the Staria Camper Concept onto the CMT floor in Stuttgart in mid January 2026, only days after the Staria Electric made its Brussels debut. Visitors walked around a finished looking van with a body colored pop up roof, a galley, a shower, and a solar panel built into the lid. Officials called it […]
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Mitxela wanted noise. Years of fluid simulations on LEDs had given him mercury-like sloshing on screens and a tiny wearable pendant, yet every version stayed silent. Flip-dot panels solve that problem by themselves. Each pixel is a physical disk with magnets that slaps from black to yellow and back, and a few thousand of those […]
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HTX Studio spent about two months turning a full work desk into a charger that finds a phone wherever you set it down and starts feeding it power. Apple showed that idea in 2017 as AirPower, a small mat that would charge a phone, Watch, and AirPods case without lining them up on a single […]