Techargos

17/05/2022

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02/02/2022

02/02/2022

Charmin’s tiny robot delivers toilet paper to you.
The company debuted RollBot toilet paper delivery robot and several other marketing innovations at CES 2020. None of them are sold commercially.

02/02/2022

This manta-looking boat glides above water at 62mph (100 km/h).
French company A2V - Advanced Aerodynamic Vessels developed boats that adopt the aerodynamic design to cruise faster while reducing fuel consumption.

01/02/2022

This tool kit makes bike chain cleaning a breeze.

01/02/2022

Teeest !

01/02/2022

Watch this water purifier turn diet cola into water.
🎬 Aquatru Water

01/02/2022

This umbrella comes with a built-in fan and a water spray to cool you down.

01/02/2022

This $2,950 robot carries your groceries.
Developed by Piaggio Fast Forward, gita is a smart following robot carrier that can travel with users both indoors and outdoors. It has been tested in various locations such as airports and shopping malls for B2B grocery delivery.

31/01/2022

Plate painting is so satisfying.

31/01/2022

These oddly satisfying robots are "assistant coaches" for professional volleyball players.
Developed by the Japanese Volleyball Association and the University of Tsukuba, these robots outperform most people in blocking volleyballs. They help with the training of Japan’s national volleyball team.

31/01/2022

This system can turn two tons of kitchen waste into organic fertilizer a day.
Developed by Chinese startup Timing, QingChu system can process two tons of kitchen waste a day and reduce waste volume by 85% on-site.

30/01/2022

This projector allows you to watch videos anywhere.

30/01/2022

This Airbag system can protect the rider in various types of crashes.

30/01/2022

This electric snow bike brings some extra fun to winter sports.
Inspired by the snowmobile, the E-trace is a cross between a bike and a sled. You can ride it on all types of snow without training or experience. It’s designed and assembled by French startup Arosno.

30/01/2022

This technology uses magnetic beads to help people naturally control prosthetic devices.
MIT researchers developed a technology called magnetomicrometry to help provide natural, reliable control of prostheses, exoskeletons, and stimulated muscles. It could potentially change how we interact with machines.

30/01/2022

This waste collection system eliminates the need for garbage trucks by using underground tunnels.

30/01/2022

This robot can ease your nerve when you have a stomach check.

30/01/2022

This might be the easiest and craziest alternative energy idea we've seen.

30/01/2022

This dad builds a wooden Ferrari Laferrari Aperta for his son.
Credit: ND - Woodworking Art/YT

30/01/2022

This fire escape ladder can be deployed in seconds.