Makers, tinkerers, modelers and crafters looking for an edge that smoothly cuts through a range of materials like they're all butter might find the NeoBlade of interest – which is claimed to be the world's most compact wireless ultrasonic cutter.Continue ReadingCategory: Consumer Tech, TechnologyTags: Kickstarter, Gadgets, Tools, DIY, Craft, Repair, Wireless, Blades, Ultrasonic
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Accessory Roundup - a cutting edge SSD, camera bags, and a new kind of filter
Posted by BenEgg 256 days ago (https://www.dpreview.com)
Images: llano, OWC, ProMasterThings have been a bit calmer around the DPReview offices this week, but we've still found a range of new accessories that have hit the market. Before we get to those, though, let's check out the deal of the week:Old but GoldIf you were hoping that the arrival of the Canon EOS R5 Mark II would make it easier to get the original EOS R5, you're in luck. The camera, whic
a fleet of electric hydrofoil ferry has begun operating between east side gallery near ostbahnhof and the cultural hub, funkhaus.
The post candela’s ‘flying’ electric hydrofoil ferry arrives in berlin, cutting city commute to 10 minutes appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
the scripted algorithm calculates the optimal design for each individual’s personalized +/- brace based on their data.
The post nils sorger’s elbow brace fuses additive 3D printing and subtractive laser cutting technology appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.
369Sonic brings ultrasonic cutting tech to kitchen knives
Posted by ArielTechGeek 589 days ago (https://newatlas.com)
For some time now, industrial ultrasonic knives have been utilized for precision cutting tasks in places like laboratories and factories. The 369Sonic, however, is claimed to be the first such device designed specifically for use in home kitchens.Continue ReadingCategory: Around The Home, LifestyleTags: Knife, Ultrasound, Kitchen, Kickstarter
GE ressurects the propfan aircraft engine, cutting fuel burn by 20%
Posted by ArielTechGeek 716 days ago (https://newatlas.com)
GE once thought super-efficient propfans were the future of air travel, until low fuel prices in the late 1980s moved fuel consumption down the list of priorities. Now, it's bringing them back with the CFM Rise, promising 20% fuel savings.Continue ReadingCategory: Aircraft, TransportTags: General Electric, Engine Technologies, Fuel efficiency, Airlines, Aeroplanes
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