For Chris Lynch, accessibility in filmmaking isn’t just a preference—it’s a necessity. That’s precisely why the London-based director, who has brittle bone disease, patented what he believes to be the world’s first wheelchair camera system.
A push for a teenagerless internet is gaining ground in Europe.
Over the past few decades, we’ve been introduced to plenty of interactive companions, whether it be a virtual pet like...
Have you ever seen a cartoon character with a little raincloud over their head wherever they went? Engineer John Tse of I Build Stuff seems to have invented a solution to this fictional problem that is also an ingenious device for real life: a hands-free, flying umbrella that can track where you are and follow you, rain or shine.
Graduates at Daegu Kwangmyeong School in South Korea recently received yearbooks unlike any others.
Japanese manufacturer Kawasaki is renowned for its high-performance motorcycles and watercraft.
Wheelchairs have been around for centuries, helping people with limited mobility get around. As useful as they are, though, things often get tricky when uneven terrain and stairs come into play. Hoping to tackle these issues, Toyota has created a state-of-the art solution. The Walk Me chair, introduced at the Japan Mobility Show 2025, is a four-legged robotic chair that can safely move its users around as it adapts to its surroundings in real time.
Designer Zhou Leijing and her team are brainstorming ways improve the lives of disabled dogs, one leg at a time.
Imagine a manicure that can shift from subtle nude to bold crimson in seconds, without a drop of polish or...
Not all people experience the world in the same way. A condition known as synesthesia, for instance, is a cognitive phenomenon in which one sensory stimulant causes the stimulation of another, unrelated sense. One form of synesthesia that individuals with this condition (known as synesthetes) experience is seeing colors when hearing music. This inexplicable cognitive connection has long intrigued many people, including engineer and content creator He Shijie of HTX Studio.
Over the last few decades, technology has improved and helped to solve a myriad of issues; however, there is a...
We all have chores we loathe. Maybe it’s folding laundry, or it’s cooking after a long workday.
