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From pocket tools to military lasers, this section tracks gadget news and engineering breakthroughs, separating devices you can buy today from research that is still in the laboratory.
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Consumer coverage includes a compact multitool with a 260-lumen light, a telescoping magnetic lamp, a wearable motor that assists walking, ways to improve old speakers and a new DJI drone with a one-inch sensor. Adventure gear such as an underwater jetpack with three engines also features.
Research stories report on a stretchable biodegradable battery, a microneedle sensor that checks fish freshness, a crash-resistant drone inspired by nature and laser work on satellite communication and drone defense. Buyers should read the product pieces; readers interested in what comes next will prefer the research reports.
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