Video: Wave-amplifying generator bounces twice as high as the swells

[New Atlas logo]( Energy [Video: Wave-amplifying generator bounces twice as high as the swells]( [CorPower's 62-foot-high C4 has exceeded expectations in ocean testing]( Sweden's CorPower has announced "breakthrough" results from Atlantic ocean testing of its full-scale floating generators, which cleverly time their motions to amplify smaller waves while protecting themselves against dangerous storm conditions. [Read more]( Special Promotion for New Atlas Readers [For an additional 20% off let Visio revolutionize your workflow]( In today's fast-paced office environment, MS Visio Professional is like having a secret weapon in your arsenal. Picture a bustling workspace where complex ideas materialize effortlessly, thanks to the intuitive features of this diagramming tool. [Read more]( Automotive [Ford camper van redefines flexibility with huge modular ecosystem]( [The most flexible camper van vehicle on earth?]( "The most flexible vehicle in the world" – that's how Vanexxt envisions its Ford Tourneo Custom V710. Instead of relying only on its own gear, Vanexxt also offers camping and utility modules from other companies to offer a new level of versatility. [Read more]( Health & Wellbeing [Magnetite pollution is damaging our brains and causing Alzheimer's]( [A little-known and hard-to-filter pollutant has been linked to elevated Alzheimer's risk. The only solution may be decarbonization]( In 2016 researchers found unusually high levels of magnetite in a number of human brain samples. The tiny toxic particle can be found in modern urban air pollution and is now suspected to be one environmental contributor to Alzheimer's disease. [Read more]( Tiny Houses [Video tour showcases flexible tiny house big enough for parties]( [The Honeylion's living room seats up to six people and can be transformed into a sleeping area]( One of the challenges when living in a tiny house is that there's no space to host guests. The Honeylion, by Modern Tiny living, addresses this issue with clever space-saving furniture and a flexible layout. [Read more]( Biology [Radiation-proof Chernobyl worms offer answers about cancer]( [Tiny worms called nematodes exposed to radiation for almost forty years showed no signs of genetic damage]( Studying a species of microscopic worms exposed to high radiation from the 1986 Chernobyl disaster, researchers couldn’t find signs of genetic damage caused by the exposure. The findings are set to forge a path towards a better understanding of cancer. [Read more]( Medical [Solar panels in your eyeballs: Self-powered bionics are on the way]( [Tiny solar panels implanted into the eye may restore vision to people with incurable eye diseases]( Implanting tiny solar panels into people's eyeballs may sound like science fiction, but that's exactly what a team of Australian scientists are working on. The next-gen tech could vastly improve quality of life for people with incurable eye diseases. [Read more]( Photography [Swift-Lock system brings quick-release pizzazz to camera straps]( [Whenever wished, the camera can be popped off in just one or two seconds]( Carrying your camera could soon get a lot easier. The Swift-Lock system allows users to tote their DSLR in a stabler, more accessible orientation than otherwise, plus they can quickly pop their camera on and off of the thing as needed. [Read more]( Architecture [Video: Tiny timber tower airlifted into New Zealand landscape]( [Designed by Arête Architects, this compact yet striking structure serves as a pragmatic solution to a challenging terrain]( Nestled amidst the lush native bush of Wellington, the Karaka Tower stands as a testament to architectural innovation. Designed by Arête Architects, this compact yet remarkable structure is a solution to a challenging terrain and client brief. [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