A futuristic bicycle that takes its inspiration from TRON’s lightcycles. It has hubless wheels, airless tires, a carbon fiber frame, integrated LED illumination, a wealth of sensors, and an optional electronic gearbox. And yes, the bike shown in the video is a real, working prototype.

Nathan, a Chinese crested dog really likes to dance. Here, he gets his groove on to an updated version of the classic What Shall We Do with a Drunken Sailor? Oh, and nobody shaved his belly with a rusty razor – Nathan is naturally hairless.

“Maybe if I just keep spinning he’ll show up.” In the climactic showdown in action movies, the main baddie is often at the right place and at the right time when the good guy shows up. Chris and Jack imagine what happens before the good guy gets there.

The universe is under attack by The Red Empire, a race of robots intent on wiping out all organic life. It’s up to the crew of the NX-01 Enterprise to stop them. Jürgen Kaiser’s stop-motion fan film is an incredible achievement and a true labor of love. (In German w/subtitles)

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey tries out the HTC Vive and discovers the wonders of virtual reality, such as a boxing trainer that doubles as a punching bag, having your own cooking show, and plugs. Plugs everywhere.

(SPOILERS) CineFix takes a close look at three of the many stunning scenes from Game of Thrones’ climactic battle between the Starks and the Boltons and appreciates them from a technical standpoint. Marvel and DC should watch this.

The second season of the BattleBots reboot is off to a great start thanks to matches like this intense one between Team Half Fast Astronauts’ hammer-wielding Blacksmith against RioBotz’s Minotaur and its deadly spinning drum. Roombas they ain’t.

A pair of standalone and versatile audio players that can play music from a variety of sources, including online streaming services such as Spotify. They also have aux, optical, USB and Bluetooth inputs. The optional app lets you control multiple units at once.

(PG-13: Language) YouTuber The White Trash Network is an irreverent actress who loves to put on silly wigs and act like, well, what her network says it is. This is her most famous skit, a legendary tale about civil rights and McDonald’s.

“I will be your Tenzing Norgay, you may be my Edmund Hillary, we will walk around and have raisins and peanuts.” The hyperactive DJ and comedian Flula Borg invited Conan to his home country, which sounds like it’s inhabited by benevolent robots.

Dutch city ‘s-Hertogenbosch aka Den Bosch employs traffic lights with contextual timing. Using sensors embedded in roads as well as data about public transportation, the lights can adjust to the current amount of automotive and bicycle traffic on the fly.

This slick wireless speaker is packed with colorful LEDs which change to the beat of your music, adding a visual dimension to what is normally just an auditory experience. Offers 5 different display modes, and backed by a 15-watt amp. Save 76% in The Awesomer Shop.

Well, here’s one of the stranger contraptions we’ve ever laid eyes on. This special machine can pick up an entire cow, and gently lay it on its side so farmhands can safely trim its hooves. And yes, it’s totally normal to use a disc grinder, so don’t freak out.

Visitors to China’s Stone Forest Gorge now have the opportunity to take a walk on this crazy 4400+ square foot cantilevered glass platform, which floats more than 1300 feet above the valley’s floor below. It looks a whole lot like the Starship Enterprise when viewed from above.

Team up with the headstrong Avatar Korra with Good Smile Company’s cute 4″ action figure. The Nendoroid Korra has joints in her hair, and the included water and fire bending effects have their own stands to give you a variety of posing options.

DC’s animated adaptation of Batman: The Killing Joke looks promising, but it has a more cartoonish look than the dark graphic novel. Emil Gustaffson Ryderup gives us a glimpse of what the film would be like if it stuck to Brian Bolland and John Higgins’ lines and colors.

A simple but much-needed accessory for GoPro cameras. The Switchback has a quick-release mechanism that stays attached to your camera, while its base is compatible with practically all GoPro mounts. It also lets you rotate the camera in 90º increments while it’s mounted.

SciShow looks at one of the more annoying aspects of life on the Internet – people who post inflammatory remarks to get a rise out of others. While we’re all for freedom of speech, we strongly prefer that asshats save their hateful thoughts for their inner voice.

YouTuber Jason “Ossum” Suter shows off his one-of-a-kind remote-controlled hot rod. He mostly used off-the-shelf RC parts – modifying a couple to suit his needs – but he designed, printed and painted the body and designed and laser-cut the aluminum chassis.

Fujifilm builds on its beloved rugged mirrorless camera. The X-T2 has a new 24.3MP CMOS sensor, a significantly improved hybrid autofocus with 325 AF points, a 3″ LCD with three-way tilt, 4K video capability and an optional battery grip.

Wooden Tool Man shows off a janky, but useful woodworking tool he put together – a router arm which can be moved smoothly along a tracing path to quickly produce turned wood shapes on his lathe. It ain’t pretty, but it does get the job done.

From cookies being cut from giant logs of dough, to CD’s being placed fastidiously into packages, this 10 minute compilation from Rocketscience should be more than enough to soothe your mind and soul from the stress of your day. More here.

(PG-13: Language) Air Credits is a new collaboration by Chi-town’s prolific samplers The Hood Internet and rapper Showyousuck. Their first single is a two-part pop rap track that’s half synth and half soul.