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Flying cars as a mode of transport have been long overdue, but Adelaide-based Alauda Aeronautics wants to run before it can walk. Meet the Airspeeder MK4, a hydrogen-powered crewed flying racecar that has a top speed of 360 km/h (225 mph), a range of 300 km (188 miles), and is all set to premiere at the 2024 Airspeeder Racing
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If you went to design school in the ’90s, this ought to bring back some memories:
Graphic artist Peter Whitley has been using those since then, and still does. The modern-day design student, however, is more likely to be toting one of these:
That’s ArtBin’s current art supply box, which comes in both two-tray
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It’s hard to believe now, but there was a time when German design was not well-regarded; in the 19th century the Teutonic states just didn’t have it together. (The Wiener Werkstatte helped change things.) Similarly, Japanese cars were hardly masterpieces in the ’50s, and few desired Korean appliances in the ’80s. Nowadays, of course,
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Taking photos and recording videos have become one of the most important uses of today’s smartphones, so much so that manufacturers have enthroned cameras in their designs. These photos often stay on the phone, though, and are usually shared on social media for others to see. Not everyone, however, is on Facebook or Instagram, and even those that do
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This Lollipop ratcheting screwdriver, patented in the U.S. by Taiwanese bicycle tool company 711L, appears to be a simple shaft with a knurled grip.
But if you need some extra leverage, you can pull the red endcap out. It’s attached to a shaft that terminates in a knife hinge, so you can make the
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Women’s Day is celebrated globally to mark the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women and accelerate gender parity. But even today, the primary responsibility of running the home and family lies on the woman. For a woman who’s balancing work and home chores, the entire ordeal can be exhausting — it’s a constant struggle, primarily if you
