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In order for them to fly beyond line-of-sight of their users, drones have to be constantly "aware" of potential hazards surrounding them on all sides. That's where the Casia 360 system comes in, as it's designed to give 360-degree vision to existing drones.
Category: Drones, Technology
Tags: Obstacle avoidance
Steel slag is currently utilized both to treat wastewater, and as a concrete aggregate. New research now indicates that using it for the former makes it perform even better as the latter – so the same slag could be used twice, first for one purpose and then for the other.
Category: Environment, Science
Tags: RMIT University, Steel, Recycling, Waste, Wastewater, Concrete, New Atlas Audio
Canada's Minimaliste has previously impressed us with its line of models that can withstand its country's harshest weather, and with the Charme, the firm has completed its first home that's specifically designed for family life. The tiny house measures 330 sq ft (30 sq m) and serves as full-time home to a family of four.
Category: Tiny Houses, Lifestyle
Tags: Building and Construction, Trailer, Home, House, Micro-House
Musician and designer Yuri Suzuki has collaborated with Japanese education company Gakken to create a cute little record cutting machine that gets music-making consumers cutting their own five-inch vinyl records in a few short minutes.
Category: Music, Technology
Tags: Vinyl, recording, Compact
This week Earth will be visited by a spacecraft that has traveled 1.4 billion km to get here. But no, it’s not aliens – it’s BepiColombo, a European-Japanese mission that’s just slingshotting around our planet for a gravitational speed boost on its roundabout journey to Mercury.
Tags: BepiColombo, Mercury, ESA, JAXA, Spacecraft
Boutique motorcycle builder Vyrus has always loved its hub-steered super-naked motorcycles, and its latest 202-horsepower Ducati-powered beast is probably its most aesthetically challenging to date. Meet the Alyen 988, fresh out of Rimini, Italy.
Category: Motorcycles, Transport
Tags: Vyrus, Superbike, Ducati, New Atlas Audio
A key part of wildlife conservation is establishing a clear picture of how animals age and how long they can be expected to live. For biologists studying the world’s largest fish, this vital information hasn’t been so forthcoming. A new study, however, has demonstrated how the atomic bomb tests from the Cold War era could help fill in some of the blanks, with scientists using nuclear isotopes to measure the age of a whale shark for the first time.
Tags: Fish, Australian Institute of Marine Science, Radioactivity, New Atlas Audio
It’s hard to piece together the full history of human evolution from piles of old bones. But now, scientists have made use of a new method to study proteins in dental enamel of an 800,000-year-old human species, helping place it in the family tree.
Category: Science
Tags: Human, Evolution, Paleontology, University of Copenhagen, Protein, Genetics, New Atlas Audio
Braking is one of the toughest skills to learn on a motorcycle. Get into most cars, and it's pretty simple. Stomp big pedal, car stop. Bikes, as any rider knows, are much more complex. There are two brake levers, each with its own way to kill you.
Category: Motorcycles, Transport
Tags: Braking, Kickstarter
