Gimbal-mounted laser projector throws big-screen 4K visuals day or night

[New Atlas logo]( Home Entertainment [Gimbal-mounted laser projector throws big-screen 4K visuals day or night]( [The N1 Ultra tri-color laser projector throws 4K UHD visuals at up to 150 inches and outputs 4,000 ANSI lumens]( China's JMGO is heading to Indiegogo with a compact plug-and-play laser projector called the N1 Ultra that's mounted to a flexible gimbal stand and is built around a tri-color laser engine for the promise of "bright and true-to-life" UHD visuals. [Read more]( Special Promotion for New Atlas Readers [Develop the skills you need to master ChatGPT for only $20]( AI is creeping into all aspects of our existence. Naturally, the intent is to make our lives and our jobs easier. If you’re a writer, or better yet, if you’re not a writer, you are going to appreciate the wonders of ChatGPT. [Read more]( Medical [Safe, effective new procedure to surgically treat common arrhythmia]( [A new procedure has been developed that is a safe and effective way of surgically treating atrial fibrillation, the most common type of heart arrhythmia]( Atrial fibrillation affects millions of people worldwide. Researchers have now developed a new procedure that shows great promise as a safe, quick and effective alternative to existing surgical methods used to treat the condition. [Read more]( Outdoors [Airstream and Porsche brainstorm visionary travel trailer concept]( [The Airstream x Porsche concept trailer brings the outdoors in with a panoramic window design, large skylight and open rear deck]( Two icons of vehicular design have worked together to answer the question "What if?" The answer is the Airstream Studio F. A. Porsche Concept Travel Trailer, a design study that mashes together Porsche and Airstream styling and technical solutions. [Read more]( Science [Insect brain map a landmark first step in unlocking human consciousness]( [At just 170 x 160 x 70 micrometers in size, the tiny brain of the common fruit fly has made history]( It's the size of a grain of sand, but the complex brain of this little insect has made history. The fruit fly's complete set of neurons and pathways has been captured in breathtaking detail, and is predicted to be a game changer across the science world. [Read more]( Materials [Bio-inspired "plasmonic paint" could make regular paint a thing of the past]( [These metal butterflies all sport a coat of the butterfly-inspired plasmonic paint]( Traditional paint gets it color from synthetic pigments, which fade over time and aren't very eco-friendly. There may soon be a better alternative, though, in the form of a paint which incorporates color-producing nanostructures. [Read more]( Architecture [Icon brings 3D-printed starchitect design to the Texas desert]( [El Cosmico is expected to begin construction sometime in 2024]( Leading 3D-printed architecture firm Icon continues to push forward its cutting-edge building tech with a development in Texas. Created in collaboration with the Bjarke Ingels Group, El Cosmico will consist of campground and facilities, plus housing. [Read more]( Bicycles [Haul ST launches as first cargo ebike in Specialized's new Globe line]( [Specialized says that the Globe Haul ST "fills the gap between a commuter ebike and a car"]( Last year, Specialized announced that it was branching out with a dedicated effort to persuade commuters to leave the car at home and ride into town on two wheels instead. Now the Globe Haul ST has launched as the first fruit of that vision. [Read more]( Drones [Wing shows off AutoLoaders for its drone delivery network]( [Wing's AutoLoaders save time for vendors, turning drone delivery pickups into an asynchronous and automated process]( Food vendors won't have to wait around for Wing's delivery drones to come pick up an order. The company has released video of new "AutoLoader" stations that'll hang onto boxes waiting for a skyhook-style pickup from the next available drone. [Read more]( Technology [Zebra stripes spark inspiration for smart, wearable source of electricity]( [More than just a pretty face: zebra stripes are behind the design of a new electricity generator]( Whether their stripes are to deter predators, cool down their bodies on hot days or make it hard for horseflies to land and bite, the zebra's appearance is an ongoing fascination for scientists. Now, their style has been adapted in a novel way. [Read more]( Marine [Amogy plans world's first ammonia-powered ship for 2023]( [Amogy is converting this 1957 tug to run on ammonia as a test for zero-emissions shipping]( Having already rolled out the world's first ammonia-fueled tractor and the world's first ammonia-fueled semi truck, Brooklyn company Amogy has now got hold of a 1957 tugboat, and plans to have the world's first ammonia-powered ship sailing this year. [Read more]( Biology [Sugar-coated antibodies cross blood-brain barrier to fight Alzheimer's]( [The blood-brain barrier is a network of tightly packed tissues and blood vessels meant to keep harmful substances out, but it can interfere with helpful treatments as well]( Antibody treatments to combat the amyloid peptides leading to Alzheimer's disease have been mostly unsuccessful. But by hiding those antibodies inside nanoparticles based on sugar, researchers have seen success in treating the symptoms in mice. [Read more]( Motorcycles [Indian is now selling souped-up race cruisers for the ... Closed road?]( [This, friends, is a competition-spec race cruiser so heavily modified it's no longer street-legal]( Whatever they're smoking at Indian Motorcycle, we want some! The company's doing a limited production run of race-spec Challenger R cruisers, complete with carbon fiber saddlebags, celebrating one of the flat-out wackiest races on two wheels. [Read more]( Health & Wellbeing [The myth of Mozart: Study shows music has no effect on epilepsy symptoms]( [A new meta-analysis has settled the question of whether listening to Mozart alleviates epilepsy symptoms]( Mozart’s music has been credited with having many positive effects, few of which have been backed by science. A new study has finally answered the question of whether the "Mozart effect," as it relates to epilepsy, is a real thing. [Read more]( Outdoors [Ignik adds grilling capabilities to compact, go-anywhere fire pit]( [A grill for dinner, a campfire after dark]( A couple of years ago, Ignik lit up impromptu campsites everywhere with the FireCan, a compact, portable gas fire pit shaped like an ammo can. The new FireCan Deluxe features that same design, but with the added bonus of grill hardware. [Read more]( Medical [Light-activated biodegradable implant delivers meds on demand]( [A diagram of the prototype implant – future versions could have many more drug reservoirs]( While there are already a variety of implants that dispense medication within the body, most of them either can't be externally controlled, or they eventually have to be surgically removed. A new one, however, uses light to avoid both problems. [Read more]( Automotive [Polaris decides to get very serious about UTV racing]( [The beginning of what Polaris hopes will become a dynasty: the first full factory race team in the UTV class]( Polaris believes performance side-by-side UTV racing is ready to step up a level. So it's launching the "first full-fledged UTV class factory racing program," complete with a purpose-built race vehicle, a full-time crew and a dedicated workshop. [Read more]( You are receiving this email because you signed up for our daily newsletter at [newatlas.com]( (or [gizmag.com]( before August 2016). [Update profile]( | [Unsubscribe]( Copyright New Atlas © 2022