Yo! This guy’s literally taking the music to the streets. Take a Wu-Tang Clan classic, an afro, guitar, mic, and some drums put them all together with some fine talent and what do you get? You get a lesson in badassery.

If I saw this guy busking in the street I wouldn’t be able to get my hand high enough for the stratospheric high-ten, no high 20 (I’d use my feet as well), I’d want to give him.

Mostly with newborn babies you dress them in a onesie, the all-in-one bodysuit that ensures they’re kept warm and relatively dry but means you can also get access to their diaper quickly when you need to.

This baby has a kind of onesie, but this onesie is the sort of onesie you expect Iron Man to dress his child in.

It’s a full-on exoskeleton made from advanced high strength steel and comes complete with heads up display, enhanced running ability, and a collision warning system. Fortunately, just like a normal onesie, it does feature a butt flap so baby can dispose of his poop without making a mess.

Maybe in the future this is what the babies of 2020 will be dressed like, but for now we can but wonder at it.

Because in reality it’s actually showing off a whole bunch of cool smart caring technology featured on the new Hyundai range of cars. Still, awesome idea. Science, make it so!

Check out how they brought this puppet baby to life in the making-of clip, below.

Chances are, if you were a bit of a nerdy kid you got into Lego Technic. Chances are you’re probably still into it as an adult. One of the best things there has always been about Lego was to use your imagination to it’s limits as you tried to create mini replicas of your favorite cars, trucks, diggers, trains, planes, and well, pretty much anything that floated your boat as a kid.

Even if the end result looked nothing like the original. But all that’s now changed.

Things have come a long way since those days with an amazing approach to detail, workings and reconstruction of the real thing and you’ll find out in this video just how much workthat goes behind the design of a Lego Technic 42030 Volvo L350F Wheel Loader, it’s very appealing.

To create the toy version of this real world piece of construction equipment the design team went to meticulously-detailed lengths.

The result is a complex, remote-controlled model which replicates all the features of the actual L350F, the largest of Volvo’s wheel loaders.

The films shows how the team shrunk the giant vehicle to create the miniature version, which has 1,600 pieces and can lift more than 1kg in its bucket and drive over hardcore terrain.

“We tried to make it as realistic as possible, so it drives, steers and lifts the load just like the real thing,” says design manager Jeppe Juul Jensen . “You can also remove the oil filters, the radiator-door swings out, pistons move and the engine is painted green, just like in the real thing.”

The meticulously detailed and fully remote control Volvo model LEGO 42030 is available from LEGO Shop and all participating retailers.

Robot technology has just taken one step closer to becoming reality, the next gen of SSD cards has arrived and, according to this video, it can turn into a robot, travel the world at incredible speeds and charm the pants of any woman. But maybe those last three should be taken with a pinch of salt.

Oh yeah, it can also run your computer pretty damn fast as well, but that doesn’t seem too much of a biggie for the new Samsung 850 Pro.

Introducing Victo the robot, powered by SSD 850 PRO with 3D V-NAND, the first SSD available to the consumer that uses Samsung’s 3D V-NAND technology, which stacks memory cells vertically. What does that mean? Well it means you get greater capacity, speed, endurance, and more effective power usage.

It means that SSDs can continue to follow the trend for higher performance while remaining reasonably priced. 3D V-NAND tech can copy data at twice the speed while using only half the power of its predecessors.

SSD cards are measured in nanometres (nm), and while most of Samsung’s competitors are getting thinner, heading towards 16nm, Samsung has gone with 40nm for the 850 Pro. Which makes it tougher—it comes with a 10 year warranty!—far exceeding other SSD cards on the market. It also has 150TB of total bytes, the highest for any consumer SSD.

So if you are looking for an ultra-fast computer and something that might start making a play for your girlfriend when you are not around then this could be what you need.

For the full lowdown on this world-leading SSD and to see how highly it performed in tests, take a look at Extreme Tech’s comprehensive review.

Ever wondered what’s going on in your brain after smoking a fatty boombatty bifta (aside from “not much”)?

Well, these guys are willing to fill you in on all the details, thankfully skipping out all that Devil’s Harvest and Reefer Madness nonsense.

Here’s one for the fixie-bike riders who want some vintage technology to display their faux sepia tone photographic abominations.

It’s teeny, tiny, retro and kinda shit. Hipsters everywhere will be creaming their pants and flinging handfuls of cash at their monitors.

So what do robots do when they think no one is looking? Now they have been caught on tape- check out this exclusive security footage to learn the truth! These a a few of many recent sightings of some freaky looking automated machines on the move in USA.

It looks like the Skynet prophecy is actually coming true and as more and more reports of sightings appear people are submitting their own robot videos and photos via this Tumblr page and Tweeting using the hashtag #brilliantmachines. Be afraid!

As part of the Ulster Bank Belfast Festival @ Queens in Belfast, Northern Ireland two dudes had a fight using electricity.

It’s kinda like watching Raiden vs. Raiden in Mortal Kombat, if Raiden was dressed like a Power Ranger and didn’t have a Fatality move.