Telling time on other planets with mechanical clock Chronova Engineering builds an interplanetary clock, a mechanical device that can tell what time it is on other planets using rotating discs. It tells the time by copying how each planet spins, as each planet has its own dial, and each dial is connected to the […]
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Most running shoes are Frankenstein jobs. Twenty, thirty pieces of fabric cut, stitched, layered, and glued together by human hands on a factory line. It’s been done that way for decades, and for the most part, nobody questioned it. On just did. The Swiss brand’s new LightSpray Cloudmonster 3 Hyper doesn’t have a traditional upper.
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It has been almost 25 years since the September 11 attacks forever changed the skyline of Lower Manhattan, and now the rebuilding of the World Trade Center campus is entering its final stretch. The last major commercial tower on the site, 2 World Trade Center, is expected to break ground in spring 2026 and wrap
I’ve been staring at these renders for a while now, and I keep coming back to one line from the project page: “A cutting-aid tool designed for the human hand as it actually trembles.” That’s not marketing copy. That’s a design philosophy most product designers never arrive at. Quiver is a concept by Tunir Maity,
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A Wi-fi router has to hands-down be one of the ugliest appliances to be placed in a modern home. Sure, your thermostat can be concealed, your purifier can be hidden away when not in use, your home gym can fit under your bed. But the Wi-Fi router can’t be moved without some serious repercussions for
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Razer has expanded its ecosystem of performance-driven accessories with a product that rethinks what a laptop sleeve can do. Known for blending gaming aesthetics with functional innovation, the California-based company has now introduced the Laptop Sleeve 16 with Wireless Charging for Devices, an accessory designed not just to protect your machine, but to power the
An Industrial compound Recast at Office Scale for Agrosemillas With these newly completed Agrosemillas Offices, Spanish firm Impepinable Studio presents a playful and more colorful take on the industrial workspace. The project is located in El Peral, Cuenca, within Madrid’s broader agricultural territory, where expansive fields and logistics sheds dot the horizon. The 280
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There’s a name in Mercedes-Benz history that carries almost mythological weight: Rudolf Uhlenhaut. The engineer and designer behind the legendary 300 SL Gullwing was known to drive the prototype racing versions of the car to work in Stuttgart, casually lapping most professional racing drivers in the process. The original 300 SL Uhlenhaut Coupe, the racing
Adipocere is a Melbourne‑based embroidery artist who crafts intricate, macabre illustrations on natural linen using hand embroidery, blending innocence with unsettling melancholy and surrealism. Themes draw from occult motifs, danse macabre, vanitas, death and the maiden, spiders, bats, skulls, and existential concepts like martyrdom and impermanence, often portraying raven‑haired maidens interacting with skeletons, goats, and
Anka Yanovna is a digital artist creating whimsical, cosmic fantasy illustrations featuring chunky robots, wood bots, celestial seas, portals, mirrors, and heart motifs. The style blends playful, rounded organic forms with glowing, otherworldly elements — constellations in jars, star‑catching bots, dimension‑shifting mirrors, and blooming signals — often framed as narrative vignettes like “The Story of
