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Lumasky Used 9,000 Drones to Put On This Incredible Disneyland Abu Dhabi Light Show

3 days ago | techeblog.com | Bill Smith

Photo credit: LumaskyLumasky, a company from Dubai, is famous for its huge drone light shows, having used up to 7,000 drones in past events. For the Disneyland Abu Dhabi show, they used a record-breaking 9,000 drones, the most ever in the Persian Gulf region. These drones aren’t your typical store-bought models but are custom-built for light shows.
Klein Vision's AirCar is Set to Go On Sale in 2026, Production Prototype Unveiled

4 days ago | techeblog.com | Bill Smith

Another year, another flying car, but Klein Vision’s AirCar was something we covered years ago and it’s finally slated to go on sale in 2026. The Slovakia-based company has revealed images of the production model, a two-seat flying car that can hit 124 mph on land and 155 mph in the air, with a price tag around $800,000 to $1 million. It’s been certified, flown over 200 test flights, and is being prepared for production, with plans to produce 100 units initially.
Magic the Gathering x Final Fantasy Collaboration Gets an Official Trailer, Here's a First Look at the Cards

5 days ago | techeblog.com | Bill Smith

You’ve heard about Post Malone dropping $2.6 million on “The One Ring,” now check out the new Magic The Gathering x Final Fantasy crossover set. It brings characters, stories, and worlds from all 16 mainline Final Fantasy games (from Final Fantasy I to XVI) into Magic The Gathering’s strategic gameplay, mixing two popular franchises in a special way. The set covers the whole Final Fantasy series, including characters, summons, monsters, and places from every mainline game.
SEGA's OutRun Gets an Unofficial Game Boy Color Port, Here's a First Look

5 days ago | techeblog.com | Bill Smith

Photo credit: EVGroomSEGA’s OutRun is getting an unofficial Game Boy Color version, created by indie developer Shane McCafferty. Bringing a game like OutRun, a 1986 arcade title with advanced Super Scaler graphics for its time, to the Game Boy Color—a handheld with limited hardware—takes smart optimization and creative solutions. #screenshotsaturday Outrun (ish) Game Boy Color update: – Worked more on the pixels. – Added the final music. – Tweaked handling. – Almost complete now.
Up-Close Look at the Telo MT1, a Compact 500HP Electric Pickup Truck with a 60" Bed

5 days ago | techeblog.com | Bill Smith

The future of electric pickup trucks is here, and it includes the Telo MT1. This small EV from Telo Trucks, a California startup, is designed to give the usefulness of a regular pickup in a compact size, about as big as a Mini Cooper. The MT1 is 4-5 feet shorter than midsize trucks like the Toyota Tacoma or Ford Maverick, but it claims to have similar interior space and bed functionality.
Nintendo Niino Concept Shows What a Modern Gaming Smartwatch Might Look Like

5 days ago | techeblog.com | Bill Smith

Photo credit: Fabio Zuccoli via YankoDesignIf Nintendo made a gaming smartwatch, it might look like the Nintendo Niino concept by Fabio Zuccoli. In simple terms, it’s a small, wristwatch-like device with a touchscreen and three physical buttons, just enough for basic gaming controls. It’s built to play microgames (short, easy games) and connect with bigger Nintendo games in a limited way, especially for titles like Pokémon GO.
BBC Used This Rolling 'Dung Cam' to Spy on a Herd of Elephants

6 days ago | techeblog.com | Bill Smith

BBC’s “Dung Cam” is just what it sounds like—a remote-controlled, robotic camera hidden in a fake pile of animal dung, used to film wildlife up close without scaring them. Here, it was used to watch a herd of elephants for their “Spy in the Wild” series. Built by John Downer, the camera is tucked inside a rolling, dung-like shell, allowing it to move quietly and record close-up scenes, like a baby elephant with its herd.
Inventor Builds a Human-Sized Line Follower Robot That You Can Actually Ride

6 days ago | techeblog.com | Bill Smith

Remember those line follower robots you played with as a child? Well, inventor Austin Blake decided to create a human-sized version. That’s right, this rideable line-following robot is a human-scale vehicle designed to navigate by tracking a line on the ground, built as a creative take on autonomous navigation. The robot uses an Arduino Mega Pro Mini board to manage the many sensors and motor tasks needed for this project. Specifically, it handles 32 infrared (IR) sensors used to detect lines.
DOOM The Dark Ages Launch Trailer Debuts Ahead of May 15 Release

6 days ago | techeblog.com | Bill Smith

DOOM The Dark Ages just got a new launch trailer before its release on May 15, 2025, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC (through Steam, Microsoft Store, and Xbox Game Pass). Published by Bethesda Softworks and made by id Software, the trailer shows off the prequel to Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal, focusing on the Doom Slayer’s origin story in a dark fantasy, medieval-style war against Hell.
Playing DOOM on a TI-83 Plus Graphic Calculator is Quite the Experience, Here's Why

1 week ago | techeblog.com | Bill Smith

Playing a version of id Software’s DOOM on a TI-83 Plus calculator is pretty cool, as it uses a stripped-down version made for the calculator’s basic hardware: a 6 MHz Zilog Z80 processor, 24 KB of usable RAM, 512 KB of storage, and a 96×64 black-and-white screen. You’ll need the graphing calculator itself, a TI-Graph Link Cable for connecting the calculator to a computer for file transfers, and TI-Connect Software to transfers files to the device.