Tactus Bionics: A Hand Designed Around Its Wearer
A nonprofit says it designs, 3D-prints, and fits personalized bionic hands for free, with a browser customizer for colors and parts.
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A nonprofit says it designs, 3D-prints, and fits personalized bionic hands for free, with a browser customizer for colors and parts.
An interactive simulator places you in an ordinary life somewhere in historical China, then follows it through a series of choices and events.
A Telegram and X bot that searches The Iran Massacre’s sourced record for a person’s name and returns matching case details and a page link.
A mock startup deck for an autonomous brewery, complete with agent roles, self-improvement claims, benchmark tables and a request for term sheets.
A Russian-language retro-web parody presenting market research as an expedition powered by magnifying glasses, spreadsheets, and a goose named Gennady.
A West Michigan memorial page gives details for a November 9 service, invites letters to be buried with Grace, and lists investigation and Safe Delivery contacts.
A comic card-grading operation says it adds intentionally crooked brown stickers to cards that have already been graded.
A Russian-language book gathers five traditional tales from Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Uzbekistan in which girls solve their own problems.
An interactive atlas builds a phylogenetic tree of 166 Indonesian spirits and cryptids from coded traits, using IQ-TREE.
A campaign-lead application presented as a three-part portfolio, with a payment-plan conceit connecting Joy El Bejjani’s story, campaign work, and AI workflow.
A newspaper-themed wedding page for Mai and Ahmad’s celebration in Amman, with event details and ways for guests to take part.
An Indonesian-language homepage presents an online RPG about driving 1,200 cattle 1,800 kilometres across a fictional Australian outback with up to eight people.
The Present Tense lays hundreds of headlines from dozens of countries into a geographic field, then pairs them with daily, model-written accounts of connections between stories.
A turn-based tactics RPG demo where a scouting company fights across a frozen lake, balancing troop placement against the ice’s carrying strength.
An Indonesian-language open-world RPG unfolds through dispatches from a fictional 1811 rifle squad, with tactical choices and a musket-loading sequence.
A Chinese-language guide for teenagers and parents weighing whether and how to keep a gecko, with articles on care, costs, housing constraints, and the emotional side of keeping an animal.
An interactive guide to rap’s connections, tracing name-drops, samples, features, and feuds between artists and records.
A satirical storefront sells pitchforks for farm work and protest, with six models priced from $12 to $199.
Qingdao-based artist Tian Rui builds card, Jenga, and KAPLA structures without glue or supports, and offers stability demonstrations, installations, and courses.
A satirical dossier for a two-member South Austin scooter gang, complete with lore, incident files, a roster, and a prospect application.
An interactive baldness simulator lets you pluck, wax, tattoo, or comb over a head, then save the result as a PNG.
An independent Apple Silicon research site documents Core ML graph construction, Neural Engine placement, numerical parity, and on-device measurements.
A sharply written, satirical-looking campaign site for a would-be president of Sport Lisboa e Benfica.
A JRPG prologue follows Tamsin Orr and her companions aboard a steam-and-rune train, carrying a sealed package along the Old Road.