Natilus Blended-Wing Aircraft.Ever noticed how all planes look pretty much the same? Well, Natilus, a spunky aerospace startup, wants to change that! They're dreaming up a futuristic plane called the Horizon, a sleek, blended-wing beauty that's more efficient and eco-friendly than traditional planes.Natilus Blended-Wing Airplanes have a fuselage that splays out from the cockpit. So it's super wide at the rear.Imagine a plane where the wings and the body are one smooth curve. This design reduces drag, making the plane fly faster and farther while guzzling less fuel. Plus, it offers more space for passengers and cargo, and it's perfect for hydrogen-powered engines, a cleaner energy source.Natilus is aiming high, competing with giants like Boeing and Airbus. While it's a bold move, the Horizon could revolutionize air travel. But there are challenges ahead, like modifying airports and convincing passengers to embrace a different flying experience.Only time will tell if Natilus can soar to new heights with its blended-wing vision. ... See MoreSee Less
Outrider: A Tire Pressure Sensor For BikesTired of guessing your tyre pressure? Outrider, a tiny but mighty sensor, is here to save the day! This little gadget slips inside your tubeless tyres, giving you real-time pressure readings straight to your Garmin device.Why Does Tire Pressure Matter?Think of your tyres as your bike's shoes. The wrong fit can lead to a bumpy, dangerous ride. Too much air, and you'll slide around like a banana peel. Too little, and you'll feel every bump and rock. Outrider helps you find the sweet spot, ensuring a smooth and controlled ride.How Does It Work?It's simple! Just pop the Outrider into your tyre, connect it to your Garmin, and let the magic happen. You'll get alerts for low pressure, so you can fix a flat before it becomes a problem. Plus, you can customize your tyre pressure settings to match your riding style and terrain.Long-Lasting and Low-MaintenanceOutrider is built to last, with a battery life of around two years. It's also waterproof and shockproof, so you don't have to worry about the elements.So, if you're looking to take your riding to the next level, Outrider is the way to go. It's a small investment for a big payoff in safety, performance, and peace of mind.The Kickstarter early bird price was about $84 AU... ... See MoreSee Less
Lombell Rounded Polarized SunGlasses with Adjustable ND Filter.Yep, Fancy Shades with Fancy Tech.Ever wished you could adjust your sunglasses on the fly? Well, now you can! Lombell has created some seriously cool sunglasses that let you do just that.These aren't your average shades. They use special filters, like those used in cameras, to darken or lighten the lenses. It's like having a personal dimmer switch for your eyes!You just twist the lenses to adjust the darkness. No more squinting in bright light or fumbling with multiple pairs of glasses. Plus, they're lightweight and stylish, so you can look good while seeing clearly.While there are other options like auto-darkening lenses, these Lombell shades offer more control and flexibility. So, if you're tired of compromising on your vision, these might be the perfect pair for you.These sweet sunnies were available on the Lombell website for about $136 AU. ... See MoreSee Less
CycloTech's Flying Car.This flying car looks like nothing you've ever seen before. The passenger pod has a nose with 3 rotors and a tail with 3 rotors. And the rotors look like wheels with sidewalls outside of airfoils in the place of tyres. At the front, 2 of the rotors face forwards and one faces sideways and there's two facing forwards and one sideways at the rear.Get ready, people! CycloTech, an Austrian aviation company, is building a flying car called the BlackBird. This isn't just any flying car; it's powered by super-cool 360-degree spinning rotors called CycloRotors.Imagine a car that can take off vertically, hover, and fly sideways. That's the BlackBird! With six of these awesome CycloRotors, it can maneuver like a pro, even in tricky air conditions.CycloTech has been working hard on this technology for years, and they're confident the BlackBird will be ready to take to the skies in early 2025. While it might not be as big as a family car, it's perfect for short trips and cool adventures.So, buckle up, folks! The future of transportation is taking flight, and CycloTech is leading the way.www.cyclotech.at/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/231002_CruiseUp_20-year-vision_CycloTech-1320x880.jpgwww.cyclotech.at/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/231002_CruiseUp_CycloTech-1320x880.jpg... See MoreSee Less
Mobile Energy Storage Charging Vehicle.Imagine a battery on wheels, a self-driving powerbank that can roam free! That's what Chinese car giant, Wuling, has cooked up. This little electric buddy can scoot around, juicing up stranded EVs or beefing up busy charging stations. It's like a superhero for electric cars, solving the range anxiety problem one charge at a time.The smaller version is a cute little thing you can drive yourself, perfect for a quick top-up. But the big daddy model is the real showstopper. It's got a massive 141 kWh battery and can even drive itself! Picture this: you're stranded on the side of the road, and this robotic battery rolls up to save the day. It's like having a personal charging station on call, 24/7.With China leading the charge in electric vehicle adoption, these mobile powerbanks could be a game-changer. They could revolutionize the way we charge our cars, making it more convenient and efficient than ever before. So, the next time you're worried about running out of juice, just remember, help is on the way – on four wheels! ... See MoreSee Less