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Yesterday in Hollywood, Tesla opened the Tesla Diner, a retro-futuristic eatery that’s also the world’s largest Supercharging station. It features 80 Supercharger stalls, though they in themselves are not the most eye-catching feature: That credit …

To celebrate Singapore’s 60th birthday, the National Museum of Singapore exhibited the country’s largest LEGO mural. Composed of 265,743 blocks, it’s no “Water Lilies” by Ai Weiwei; instead it depicts a more prosaic scene of …

We’ve seen round houses before, and a house that rotates. Those designs had some purposefulness to their dispositions, whether or not you consider them successful. But here we’ve got a house that is both round …

To charge an e-bike, you either need to plug it into a socket, or remove the battery and plug that in. But a Dutch startup called Tiler has come up with a new method: A …

This InfinityCrane, by German logistics company CeiliX, is a revolutionary object-handling design for workshops, factories and warehouses. To allow workers to move heavy objects, facilities like these often use gantry cranes or bridge cranes. Those …

Harvest mice are Britain’s tiniest rodent. They’re not considered pests themselves, and in fact are actually seen as pest control; they prey on agricultural pests, saving farmers on pesticides. They also take their place in …

From continent to continent, there are cultural differences in vehicle preferences, and thus in automotive design. Europe favors smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles that can navigate cities with streets laid out in medieval times; American buyers …

This post is presented by the K-Show, the world’s No.1 trade fair for the plastics and rubber industry. Visionary developments and groundbreaking innovations will again lead the industry into new dimensions at K 2025 in …

Here’s an example of a company creatively adapting their product for a new market. NYC-based Garrison Flood Control Systems creates flood barriers that keep water out. By turning them around, they can keep water in. …

Firefighter Ryan Twombley’s TTRC invention is a safer way for first responders to fight EV fires. However, EVs have an unpleasant trick: Once the fire is extinguished, it can spontaneously re-ignite—days, weeks, and even months …