Date of sighting: Oct 2023Location of sighting: USA (no other info given)Source: Dept of WarLink: https://www.war.gov/UFO/?releaseDate=Release+06&release=06#LLE-UAP-PR002-Unresolved-UAP-Report-Colorado-October-2023I was looking at the Dept of War website at…
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Background Movements for civil rights were a worldwide series of political movements for equality before the law that peaked in the 1960s. In many situations…
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Background The following document was obtained by The Black Vault through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), and was part of the “Stargate Collection” release.…
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This wearable is similar to a fitness tracker but monitors workers health and safety. Working outdoors in extreme heat can become dangerous quickly, VigiLife SafeGuard wants to help keep folks safe and cool.It’d be easy to pack some ‘productivity‘ monitors into a device like this but the company promises these are only for safety. Via…
Here’s an easy, fun project, appropriate for anyone who wants to get punk in a either a cyber or steam kinda way. A great beginner project! Here’s more from Greg’s Builds via hackster.io! Easy to make 3D printed “chasing” EL wire goggles! See project!
Scram! This wearable from Estefannie sends the message loud and clear. This would also make for some good Mad Maxesque cosplay. Via Every Wednesday is Wearable Wednesday here at Adafruit! We’re bringing you the blinkiest, most fashionable, innovative, and useful wearables from around the web and in our own original projects featuring our wearable Arduino-compatible…
Refrigerators have them. Stoves have them. Trunks and glove compartments and even some very fancy suitcases have them. So why don’t handbags come with lights? Here’s 4Galaxy4 with a solution: a Circuit Python. Here’s more via Instructables:I bet we have all had times when our handbags simply swallow all the small objects we put inside.…
Wired’s Adreinne So takes a look at the Fitbit Ace LTE. A Fitbit fit for your kid? An interesting option to keep kids off screens for just a little longer. Alternatively it could just be a gateway. At $230 with a $10 subscription required feels a little steep for the 7 and up set. But,…
Researchers from Rice University and Hanyang University have developed a new material that moves like skin while preserving signal strength in electronics. This can be a step forward in helping wearables fully-function as wireless and battery-free.According to a study published today in Nature, an international team of researchers from Rice University and Hanyang University developed…
We’re so used to having an everything device in our pocket that we can experience a feeling of freedom when using an old a flip phone without a web browser, Netflix, or Genshin Impact. And now folks walk around with watches that are just as smart. But what if you want to make a dumb…
We've been talking about the idea of tracking hydration for a while now - and, no, not the kind that means manually inputting how many cups of water you drink in a day.
New wearable research out of Rice University and Hanyang University. The engineers looked to ‘reverse engineer’ actual skin to replicate and account for motion. Via TechXplore:A new material that moves like skin while preserving signal strength in electronics could enable the development of next-generation wearable devices with continuous, consistent wireless and battery-free functionality. “Unlike previous…
The Stanford Report shares how University researchers have been working on skin-like integrated circuits that are able to drive a micro-LED screen and detect a braille array. This new version operates at one thousand times higher speeds at a size that’s five times smaller than earlier versions.Small wearable or implantable electronics could help monitor our…
