All articles tagged with #modular
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Boing Boing
The Open Printer is an open-source, repairable inkjet printer designed to challenge traditional, disposable inkjet printers by offering modular components, refillable cartridges, and compatibility with various devices, aiming to empower makers and artists.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Bikerumor
The UK-made Ratio Mech is a modular, all-purpose 1x mechanical rear derailleur designed to replace existing derailleurs across various bike types, promising improved shifting through reduced friction without electronic components. It features a versatile design compatible with different mounting styles and gear ranges, and is user-serviceable and rebuildable.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Financial Times
Start-up Modular has raised $250 million to compete with Nvidia's dominance in software, signaling a significant move in the tech industry to challenge established players.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Phoronix
The Framework Laptop 12 is a well-built, upgrade-friendly 12.2-inch convertible laptop with touchscreen support, modular components, and Linux compatibility, offering a durable and versatile device suitable for Linux users and those seeking a customizable 2-in-1 device.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Nintendo Life
The Genki Attack Vector is a modular, ergonomic case for the Switch 2 that offers customizable grips and slim protection, but it feels flimsy and provides limited drop protection, making it more of a comfort accessory than a protective one.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Futurism
Researchers at Switzerland’s Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne have developed a modular, origami-inspired robot called Mori3 that can fold and unfold itself like a piece of flat-pack Ikea furniture. The robot can turn itself into a huge number of three-dimensional shapes and is an ideal candidate for assisting astronauts inside the cramped environment of a spacecraft. Mori3’s biggest selling point is its versatility, and the researchers are investigating whether multiple robots could attach themselves to each other to be even more useful.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Electrek
XPeng Motors has unveiled its SEPA 2.0 EV architecture, which will be used in future models, including the upcoming G6 coupe sedan. The modular platform is interchangeable and scalable, supporting a range of vehicle types, from coupes to pickup trucks. SEPA 2.0 will shorten R&D cycles by 20%, and up to 80% of components will be interchangeable between models. The architecture will debut in the G6 SUV at the Shanghai Auto Show this week.