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  • #leds

    Energy-Efficient LED Traffic Lights Are Backfiring In a Deadly Way

    Oops. It appears that old fashioned, power hungry incandescent lights have one major advantage over LEDs—they get hot enough to melt snow. Unfortunately, cold weather cities are discovering this glaring oversight the hard way. More »
    12/17/09
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    By Sean Fallon
  • #bicycles

    M.I.T. Ushers in Biking 2.0 With Copenhagen Wheel

    Today at the COP 15 Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, M.I.T. students introduced the technologically advanced Copenhagen Wheel. In addition to including various sensors and Bluetooth capability, the tire stores kinetic energy from braking for a later burst of speed. More »
    12/15/09
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    By Kyle VanHemert
  • #imagecache

    No, This Is Not Another Slow Shutter Photography Trick

    As much as the Artikcar looks like it was drawn with light during a 20-second photo exposure, it's actually a real thing: a rolling, glowing, neon-enveloped quad bike. More »
    11/24/09
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    By John Herrman
  • #transportation

    FAA Computer Glitch Causing Widespread Flight Delays

    11/19/09
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  • #transportation

    Grace Electric Bike Is Part Motorcycle, Part Race Car and Part Fighter Jet

    There are plenty of electric bike designs out there, but few (possibly none) can compare to the Grace E-bike. Its CNC-aluminum frame is fitted with eurofighter and Formula One parts, and it has a top speed of 40 mph. More »
    11/17/09
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    By Sean Fallon
  • #gps

    Garmin EcoRoutes ESP Displays Car Diagnostics On Your Nuvi GPS

    Sometime next year, Garmin nuvi GPS devices will have the option of displaying information on your car's inner workings using EcoRoutes ESP—a module that taps into your car's onboard diagnostics (OBD-II) port. More »
    11/05/09
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    By Sean Fallon
  • #vehicles

    Air Board Personal Hovercraft Offers Opportunities for Embarrassment

    The Air Board personal hovercraft is the latest in a long lineage of novelty transportation devices that are as ridiculous as they are expensive. Just don't think about trying to float this $14,000 punch-line to the beach. More »
    10/30/09
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    By Kyle VanHemert
  • #robots

    MIT's AIDA Robot Is Going To Be The Ultimate Backseat Driver

    Actually, the Affective Intelligent Driving Agent (AIDA) won't be riding in the backseat, it's mounted right on the dashboard—but it will make comments on how you drive. It also reacts to your emotional state and helps you navigate. More »
    10/29/09
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    By Sean Fallon
  • #personalmobility

    Nissan's Idea Of A Personal Mobility Device Is A Pair Of Skis on Stilts

    I thought the Honda U3-X was weird, but this personal mobility device prototype by Nissan and AIST actually separates into a whacked out pair of motorized skis on stilts. With its unstable seeming controls, I think I'll stick to walking. More »
    10/27/09
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    By Rosa Golijan
  • #transportation

    Self-Balancing eniCycle is Like a Segway for the Circus

    Finally, a unicycle that even I could ride! Designer, Aleksander Polutnik, says it takes only minutes to learn how to ride the eniCycle, because it uses mini-gyroscopes and an embedded processor to keep you balanced. Watch it in action: More »
    08/21/09
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    By Danny Allen
  • #cars

    Driverless Taxi System to Make Air Freshener Trees Obsolete

    We've heard about automated transport pods for years, but London's Heathrow Airport has just opened the first complete system, a $41 million network to take air travelers to their cars. More »
    08/18/09
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    By Mark Wilson
  • #transportation

    Orbis Hacks One Wheel Off A Segway For Easier Sidewalk Maneuverability

    The Orbis is only half as big as the Segway that spawned it, but don't let that fool you. The thing's easily twice as cool, especially if you happen to be Woz playing Segway polo. More »
    08/09/09
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    By Jack Loftus
  • #bikes

    The Contortionist Bike Is Compact, Bendy and Oddly Sexy, Like an Actual Contortionist

    I don't care that the Contortionist bike looks like it would crumple after your first curb hop, or that lugging a 26-inch wheel isn't that much more convenient than wheeling a bike. I just want to watch it fold, forever. More »
    08/04/09
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    By John Herrman
  • #storage

    Tow-n-Stow Trailer Doubles As a Storage Unit In the Garage

    As a guy constantly fighting clutter in his garage, I can appreciate the brilliance of a towable trailer that doubles as a vertical storage unit. More »
    07/30/09
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    By Sean Fallon
  • #safety

    Scorpion EXO 900 3-in-1 Transforming Motorcycle Helmet

    This is probably a bit of overkill for my bicycle, but on a motorcycle the EXO 900 is the king of versatility. It can quickly flip from a full face helmet to a flip front modular to a 3/4 helmet. More »
    07/29/09
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    By Sean Fallon
  • #concept

    Loop-In Concept Allows Users To Surf on Sidewalks

    The Loop-In transportation concept hopes to combine the sensations of surfing and skating in to one device that users can use anywhere. More »
    07/23/09
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    By Don Nguyen
  • #cars

    A Car Horn That Can Be Heard 9 Miles Away

    Sometimes when a guy cuts me off I wish I had a gun turret mounted on the top of my car. On the other hand, a horn from a WWII destroyer might be just as effective. More »
    07/15/09
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    By Sean Fallon
  • #babies

    Air Protect Baby Seat Is Strong Enough to Take a Punch

    We don't cover a lot of baby seat tech around these parts, but we found Air Protect, a new technology meant to soften the blow to a baby's head in a side-impact crash, downright punchable. More »
    06/29/09
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    By Mark Wilson
  • #jets

    Just $1200 Stands Between You and Death by Jet Bike

    Last year, we raved about a crazy/genius pulsejet engine bicycle builder named Robert Maddox. Now you can buy his biggest and baddest engine on eBay. More »
    06/23/09
    24,875
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    By Mark Wilson
  • #blockquote

    Would a Sub $10,000 Zero-Emissions Car Be The Greatest Consumer Gadget Ever?

    Speaking at the Wired Business Conference in NYC, Shai Agassi, the founder of green transportation company Better Place, made a bold statement about near-future electric cars: More »
    06/15/09
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    By Sean Fallon
  • #mods

    Monkeylectric Turns Your Bike Wheel Into a Display While You Ride

    Monkeylectric is a system of LEDs that attaches to your spokes and displays patterns and even words as you ride. If you hadn't guessed its target market, the FAQ includes an assurance that yes, it will work at Burning Man. More »
    06/06/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz
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