Interesting Engineering2h
New air purifier cleans air using only water droplets, shunning costly filters
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Interesting Engineering4h
World’s first inflatable farm uses 99% less water to grow vegetables in deserts
The portable modules are 75% lighter than conventional container farms and are designed for quick installation, requiring ...
Interesting Engineering3h
World’s first dual-cam triple-lens feeder captures birds like never before
Birdfy’s AI-powered feeders bring real-time bird identification and high-resolution videos to backyard birdwatching.
Interesting Engineering4h
World’s first AI-powered dog washing machine cleans, dries your canine in 20 mins
At CES 2025, the Woofwoof Lux unveiled its revolutionary dog washing machine designed to offer a hassle-free and efficient ...
Interesting Engineering3h
At-Home Sperm Testing
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Interesting Engineering5h
In a 1st, Ukraine unveils drones inflicting multi-million-dollar damage in Russia
At the event, Ukraine presented various drones, including the Shrike and Vampire, that are used in combat against Russia. On ...
Interesting Engineering14h
30-million-ton lithium discovery makes China world’s second-largest EV battery power
New site signals a potential 30 million ton addition to China's lithium resources, increasing global share from 6 to 16.5 ...
Interesting Engineering12h
World’s most smartest AI motorcycle helmet launched, reducing reliance on smartphones
Discover the world’s smartest AI motorcycle helmet featuring a 240-degree field of view, crash detection, and advanced ...
Interesting Engineering9h
Beetle-inspired air-to-water device from US makes 2.5 gallons of water per day
Inspired by the Namibian desert beetle, Cody Soodeen developed a device that transforms air into over a million liters of ...
Interesting Engineering10h
7 of the strangest gadgets spotted at CES 2025
From baby-copying furry robots to hot drink cooling cup cats, here are some of the weirdest things at CES 2025.
Interesting Engineering14h
Space race 2.0: How Artemis delays could give China upper hand to beat US
Artemis delays raise questions about NASA's 2027 moon landing goal. Can the US maintain its lead in space exploration?
Interesting Engineering15h
Auto electric underwater bulldozer works 23 feet deep, plans 164-foot dive
Japanese manufacturing giant Komatsu showcased its extreme tech at ongoing CES 2025 with an all-electric underwater bulldozer ...