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Swyp | See What You Print
Some time ago we featured a spectacular project by Artefact named WVIL, by many considered the future of photography. Well, this may be the future of printers. The SWYP is a printer that allows you radically simple editing and printing, it shows you exactly what the printed page will look like, and makes it as simple as possible to edit and format the print. Margins and scaling can be easily previewed and edited on the touch-screen before printing. Watch the video.



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SWYP: See What You Print from Artefact on Vimeo.



BOSTON DYNAMICS SPOT ROBOTIC DOG - Image

BOSTON DYNAMICS SPOT ROBOTIC DOG
You can now buy Boston Dynamics´ Spot four-legged robotic dog (if you have $75,000)! We have loved seeing how much this Boston Dynamics project has progressed and evolved over the years. Seeing it now become commercially available is surreal. The future it has opened up is fantastic, the company have spent decades creating and refining robots with advanced mobility, dexterity and intelligence that can solve a broad range of real world problems. Meant for commercial...
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Lever Gear CableKit
The ingenious Lever Gear CableKit is a compact EDC solution to multiple problems. Small enough to keep comfortably on your keychain, the uniquely versatile CableKit features an ultra portable, fast charge compatible USB Cable, an adapter of your choice (to charge your other devices or a friend´s phone), a handy SIM card removal tool, and it even has a small storage compartment to hold up to 2 micro or nano SIM cards, or micro SD cards. Available in Lightning to USB...
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Garmin inReach Mini 2
Garmin have just introduced the new version of their popular palm-sized satellite communicator for adventures, where size and weight matter. The compact sat-com device thankfully looks almost the same at its predecessor, retaining the same general size and styling, but now gets a bolstered battery life (almost two weeks), an impressive companion app, and now has the ability to plan and follow routes and courses, and a way to retrace your route and get back home. Gar...
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