newatlas.comadded August 2026
New Atlasby Mike McRae31 Aug 2026
A single injection of a nanoparticle treatment engineered to encourage the generation of new brain cells was enough to reverse cognitive decline in an animal model of Alzheimer’s disease.
New Atlasby Omar Kardoudi30 Aug 2026
Shawn Ryan is neither an engineer nor a professional cyclist, just someone who wanted to know how far an electric-assist bicycle can go when the sun is its only fuel tank.
New Atlasby Bronwyn Thompson30 Aug 2026
By now, most of us have some knowledge that life on land involved transitioning from the water and evolving the physiological means to do so.
New Atlasby C.C. Weiss30 Aug 2026
The age of all-electric Volkswagen California camper van life is finally here. VW was definitely way too late to the party to launch the first electric camper van, and we can't even say it...
New Atlasby Adam Williams30 Aug 2026
As impressive as many space-saving tiny houses are, not everyone is cut out for climbing into small lofts using movable ladders, or sleeping on a sofa bed every night.
New Atlasby Aaron Turpen30 Aug 2026
The biggest change for the Outback’s 2026 redesign is immediately obvious. Subaru has completely abandoned the Outback's swoopy wagon profile for something taller, boxier, and more conventionally...
New Atlasby David Szondy30 Aug 2026
When we think of game-changing weapons, it brings to mind hydrogen bombs, ICBMs, nuclear submarines, hypersonic missiles, and lasers. But one of the most significant weapons was a knife.
New Atlasby Abhimanyu Ghoshal30 Aug 2026
Polyend, maker of immensely cool drum machines, synths, and guitar pedals, is now working on a product for your desk.
New Atlasby Malcolm Azania30 Aug 2026
Smart rings are everywhere: smart rings that can record your verbal notes and send them to your cellular telephone for transcription, smart rings that let users pose questions to AI and get answers...
New Atlasby Simon Heptinstall30 Aug 2026
Hyundai’s luxury brand Genesis has spent the last decade successfully polishing its image without becoming a major global name.
New Atlasby Bronwyn Thompson29 Aug 2026
The budget action-camera market is a crowded one these days, with even GoPro having a crack at the space with its 4K basic Hero model released last year.
New Atlasby Adam Williams29 Aug 2026
When it comes to tiny houses, how small is too small? We're not sure where exactly the line is, but the Nido 5.5 m definitely doesn't cross it.
New Atlasby Simon Heptinstall29 Aug 2026
For decades, the recipe for a premium folding bicycle has been to engineer a smart hinge mechanism, choose your metal and fire up the welding torch.
New Atlasby Abhimanyu Ghoshal29 Aug 2026
I'm always happy to find multipurpose gear that lets you pack fewer items when you step out or travel. HMD's latest product is exactly that, and might be worth a look for outdoorspeople.
New Atlasby Utkarsh Sood29 Aug 2026
I don’t know how, but BYD manages to get these sorts of headlines almost every week. This time, it’s for the company’s latest crossover SUV – the weirdly named BYD FCB Ti 9 that promises a whopping...
New Atlasby Malcolm Azania29 Aug 2026
Chances are you’ve seen Hoberman spheres, those kinetic lattices made of joint-connected rods that, with a little manual effort, can contract or expand.
New Atlasby Joe Salas29 Aug 2026
To call the Apolosign 32-inch Portable Smart TV a "TV" isn't really doing it justice. It's actually a 32-inch Android 16 LCD tablet on wheels that has full Google Play Store compatibility.
New Atlasby Bronwyn Thompson28 Aug 2026
More than 20 years since the Airbus A380 ushered in a new era of commercial flight, Chinese scientists have a bold plan to make it seem obsolete, revealing a new model of aircraft that's unlike...
New Atlasby Maryna Holovnova28 Aug 2026
For those who like firearm-inspired aesthetics, a new Kickstarter campaign may be worth a look. A new titanium EDC tool from Rixel is currently available for backing.
New Atlasby Adam Williams28 Aug 2026
3D-printed construction is still definitely on the cutting edge, but it's moving toward the mainstream remarkably quickly.
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