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A drone can deliver a package in as little as two minutes with dinner plate accuracy, transforming the future of package delivery.
40 mph is the speed at which a Tesla on autopilot is tested against a fake painted wall to determine if it can be tricked by simple camera technology.
A group of kids devises booby traps, including silly string and collapsible tables, to protect their Halloween candy from thieves.
25 bait car break-ins over eight months reveal the tactics behind car thefts in San Francisco and the unexpected consequences for thieves.
An egg is dropped from 300 feet after being attached to a rocket and launched by a weather balloon in an attempt to set a world record.
One hour is given for a trained dog to find a person hiding in a forest, testing the limits of canine tracking abilities.
Seven household objects face destruction as lasers and lightning compete to determine which force is more powerful in a series of experiments.
Seven objects, including glass bottles and a can of beans, are tested against lava and lasers to determine which is more destructive.
One robot features a nine-pointed, razor-sharp ramming bayonet designed to take on five competing robots in a no-rules battle.
Jigsaw can assemble jigsaw puzzles 200 times faster than the fastest human competitor, demonstrating advanced robotic capabilities developed over three years.
$10,000 is placed in a glass suitcase as part of a challenge involving a modified tennis ball cannon in a newly built secret lab.
A common octopus named Sashimi must solve a nine-part underwater obstacle course to reach a vault filled with her favorite food.
90,000 fans filled Wembley Stadium as Cristiano Ronaldo faced off against a high-speed goalie robot in a unique soccer challenge.
3.5 million airsoft BBs create a slippery surface that allows for indoor surfing and transforms movement into a gliding experience.
4000 miles to the equator, the host tests whether blowing on a sail can move a boat forward while investigating common physics misconceptions.
Nine puzzles challenge a crow named Cheryl to access her favorite food, revealing the bird's advanced problem-solving skills.
A colossal T-shirt cannon is engineered and built, showcasing the intricate design process and physics that transform a playful concept into reality.
Five miniature Nerf guns are created, each shrinking by a factor of ten, ultimately fitting across the width of a single human hair.
A wheelchair can spin in place and navigate stairs, featuring disco balls, train horns, and dual mounted Nerf guns, all designed for a child named Cash.
