The first-of-a-kind brain-stimulation device approved to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in the US has had its efficacy questioned, with scientists believing that its Food and Drug Administration (US) approval was based on too small a study.

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Category: ADHD & Autism, Brain Health, Body and Mind

Tags: King's College London, ADHD, Developmental conditions, Brain stimulation, Nerves, clinical trials, University of Southampton

The Royal Navy highlighted its Hybrid Air Wing and Atlantic Bastion strategy as Leonardo’s full-scale Proteus autonomous helicopter completed its maiden flight on January 16, marking a key step toward mixed crewed and uncrewed operations.

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Category: Military, Technology

Tags: Royal Navy, Helicopter, Autonomous flight

Once written off as novelties, e-dirt bikes have matured into serious off-road machines – it's the one category that's experiencing the most growth in the two-wheeled EV space. And now, NAVEE has just come up with its first-ever dirt bike.

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Category: Motorcycles, Transport

Tags: Electric Vehicles, Electric Motorcycles, Dirt Bikes, ebikes, Enduro, stark, Sur-Ron

The traditional method of beekeeping – using heavy frames that hold the honey, and large extractors that do the harvesting – can be a grubby, physically demanding, time-consuming procedure that takes up a large amount of space along with the hazards of being stung or harming the bees.

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Category: Around The Home, Lifestyle

Tags: Food technology, Bees, Urban Beehives, Honey

Commissioned for a customer who wants to enjoy a nomadic retirement, the Tiny Birdy has a compact interior layout that sleeps up to two people and runs fully off-grid with solar power.

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Category: Tiny Houses, Outdoors

Tags: Building and Construction, Tiny Footprint, Micro-House, House, Home

If you work on cars, furniture, or electronics often, it helps to have a good set of screwdrivers handy. The Revolver S from EDC upstart IdeaSpark fits six driver bits into a rugged little titanium body to make it easy to carry these wherever you go, with a precise ratchet mechanism to boot.

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Category: Knives and Multitools, Gear, Outdoors

Tags: EDC, Tools, Kickstarter

You might be more familiar with it as a versatile fibrous material or the staple food of giant pandas, but bamboo has now entered the health-food realm thanks to the first review into its dietary benefits. Those include aiding blood sugar regulation, fighting inflammation and improving gut health.

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Category: Diet & Nutrition, Wellness and Healthy Living, Body and Mind

Tags: Bamboo, Anglia Ruskin University, Plants, Plant-based diet, Anti-inflammatory, Fiber, Antioxidant, blood-glucose

I wouldn’t blame you if you haven’t heard of Great Wall Motor Company (GWM) by now. But you probably have heard about Souo S2000, the monstrous eight-cylinder, two-liter cruiser bike from China. Now it’s reportedly coming to the US.

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Category: Motorcycles, Transport

Tags: Great Wall Motors, China, Touring, Six-cylinder, ces-2026

Most mammals produce their own vitamin C using an enzyme called GULO. Around 60 million years ago, humans lost this ability, which scientists long viewed as evolutionarily neutral since vitamin C from diet compensated for the loss. But new research suggests that the deprivation of this essential molecule was not an innocuous evolutionary shift but actually a clever defense against parasitic infections.

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When you think about it, it's kind of crazy that pro cyclists are capable of exceeding the urban speed limit for motorized vehicles, yet the only protective gear they wear is helmets. That's why one company has now developed a wearable airbag system.

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Category: Bicycles, Transport

Tags: Airbags, Cycling, Road Safety

Even a device as simple as a computer mouse still has plenty of room for improvement. Modern versions are becoming lighter, more ergonomic, and often even look nothing like their traditional counterparts. The NanoFlow i2 Air incorporates some revolutionary features and is now available for backing on Kickstarter.

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Category: Electronics, Consumer Tech, Technology

Tags: Kickstarter, Mouse, Portable

Though I'm using my fingers more, most of the time I pluck the strings of my guitars with a pick. Most of them have been made from plastic, but I've tried metal and even small coins. But never titanium – which makes the ResoTi an intriguing project.

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Category: Music, Consumer Tech, Technology

Tags: Kickstarter, Guitar, Titanium, EDC

Instead of focusing on your sore arm after your next vaccine, you might want to think good thoughts. A new study that trained people in the power of positive thinking showed that the practice can significantly boost antibodies created by the jab.

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Category: Body and Mind

Tags: Vaccines, antibodies, placebo, Tel Aviv University, The Immune System

Luxury automakers are getting serious about architecture. Following its Miami skyscraper and Dubai tower, Mercedes-Benz has now really put its foot on the gas to collaborate on building no less than 12 new skyscrapers in Dubai.

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Category: Architecture, Technology

Tags: Building and Construction, Skyscrapers, Residential towers, Mercedes-Benz, Dubai

Talaria might be a Chinese company, but it’s done more for the dirt bike segment than most European and American companies. Its low-cost dirt bikes have popped up as viable alternatives to the likes of SurRon, Cake, and Segway. This one, though, promises to take on 450cc gas four-strokes.

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Category: Motorcycles, Transport

Tags: Electric Motorcycles, Dirt Bikes, ebikes, Enduro, Segway, Sur-Ron, Zero Motorcycles

Ukraine has, for the first time, sent into combat a hybrid drone powered by hydrogen fuel. According to the builder Skyeton, a variant of its Raybird was deployed for full-scale combat duty with the Ukrainian Armed Forces in an active war zone.

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Category: Military, Technology

Tags: Ukraine , drones, Hydrogen, Warfare, Battlefield

It seems like you can't even hide from drones under the sea now, with General Atomics (GA) flight-testing its MQ-9B SeaGuardian maritime patrol unit. It was trying out the new Expanded Sonobuoy Dispensing System (ESDS) for hunting submarines where they hide.

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Category: Military, Technology

Tags: US Navy, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Submarine, drones

Hyundai's sleek, futuristic Staria van has been destined to make a cool, little camper van since it first emerged in 2021. And it didn't take long for that to happen, at least not in South Korea. Now, a couple days after revealing the all-electric Staria, Hyundai is previewing what a Staria camper van might look like in the Western world. And despite not having the slide-out rooftop deck of some clever Korean campers, it looks quite good, especially coming directly from Hyundai. Is it convincing enough to take on the likes of the Volkswagen California and Ford Nugget?

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Category: Campervans, Adventure Vehicles, Outdoors

Tags: Hyundai, Campervan, RV, Camping, cmt-2026, Outdoors and Camping, electric-camper, smart RV

How much protection does your bicycle helmet offer? It might be less than you think, but Newlane’s latest helmet combines protection and convenience into a single package.

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Category: Bicycles, Transport

Tags: Helmets, Safety, Brain, Protection

We previewed the RedMagic 11 Pro last year, but with any technology it feels better to have a real-world, lived experience with it. And as someone who hasn't used an Android device for 13 years, it was about time I tried again – given that Apple continues to offer a little more bang for a lot more buck.

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Category: Consumer Tech, Technology

Tags: Smart technology, smartphones, Gaming, Battery, Phone, Android, Reviews