NVIDIA Cyberpunk 2077 Overdrive Mode Ray Tracing
Set to launch April 11th, NVIDIA’s Cyberpunk 2077 Overdrive Mode takes ray tracing technology to the next level and it’s NVIDIA RTX Direct Illumination (RTXDI), a free SDK that enables developers to closely replicate the appearance of light in scenes with numerous light sources. This means that thousands of objects can emit ray-traced light, including each neon sign, street lamp, LED billboard, car headlight, and other sources of light.

MIT Robotic Hand Identify Objects Fingers Feel
There’s Clone Robotics’ synthetic hand V18, and then MIT’s robotic hand that is capable of identifying objects using highly sensitive fingers. Rather than packing all of the sensors directly into the fingertip, the team developed a robotic finger with a rigid skeleton encased in a soft outer layer fitted with multiple high-resolution sensors incorporated under its transparent skin.

Rode Wireless ME Microphone System
Say goodbye to poor audio quality, and hello to the RODE Wireless ME. This ultra-compact microphone system features the company’s Series IV 2.4 GHz digital transmission for crystal-clear recording with over 100m range, Intelligent GainAssist technology to optimize audio levels, and the ability to connect an additional transmitter for capturing three microphones simultaneously.

Makita MW001G Portable Microwave
You don’t need $2.4-million Volkner Performance S motorhome to heat up a nice meal, just the Makita MW001G, a portable microwave oven for your car, truck, or camping trip. This 40V cordless microwave oven is powered by Makita’s XGT modular 40-volt battery packs, typically used for their power tools, and can generate 500 watts of power for up to 8-minutes using the lowest capacity battery.