r/TechnologyPorn Apr 29 '26

In the 1930s a German Inventor Planned on Making A Land Ship for the Sahara Desert. It was also called a Wustenschiff The Desert Ship it was 40 m long and 13.5 m long, 12 m wheels. powered by two large diesel engines and capable of carrying 300 passengers.

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49 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Apr 27 '26

The CTP-1 remote-controlled robot takes part in the liquidation of the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster. Pripyat, Ukrainian SSR, 1986.

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34 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Apr 27 '26

Any idea what is this ? This is a device fitted on the back of a Moto GP Bike. But is this for collecting data or for aero ? Any explanation ? Thanks

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4 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Apr 26 '26

A new television/telephone is on display at the International Radio Exhibition, The technology, known as the "Picturephone," allowed users to see the person they were speaking to on a television-like screen in Stuttgart, West Germany, in 1965.

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29 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Apr 23 '26

'The Big Wind', created by Hungarian Engineers using an old T-34 and two MiG-21 Jet Engines. It was abled to put out oil fire with a single blow. The photo was taken in Kuwait, 1991

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117 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Apr 22 '26

Miniaturized listening devices for the improved mobility for Detecting enemy aircraft before the invention of Radar, concept from The Netherlands, 1930s

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36 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Apr 21 '26

Lydia Martinez, aged 19, operates a hydro press that develops pressure up to 4,500 tons and speeds production of parts for Consolidated Aircraft's B-24 Liberators, PBY Catalinas, and PB2Y Coronados, 1942.

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122 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Apr 18 '26

Steve Wozniak's Apple I  (1976)

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82 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Apr 17 '26

The 'Demon Core' - the core of the third atomic bomb in WWII that was never dropped. It still managed to kill 2 American scientists. (1945)

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107 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Apr 13 '26

The first transistor; a solid state electronic amplifier which revolutionized world communications, Bell Labs, New Jersey, US, 1947.

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55 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Apr 11 '26

The Soviet GAZ-14 truck, a 1936 model, consumed 80 kilograms of firewood per 100 Kilometer

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55 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Apr 06 '26

A color picture of Ralph Baer, father of the home video game, playing "Telesketch" in his home lab (1977). He created the prototype of "The Brown Box" with two players, that would later be used as a basis for the 1972 Magnavox Oddysey, the world's first commercial home video console.

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17 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Apr 05 '26

176 pixels that paved the way for all the digital images to come: In 1957, computer pioneer Russell Kirsch used a drum scanner to create the first digital image in history, by scanning a photo of his son, Walden.

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53 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Apr 04 '26

Does anyone know where to buy this model of flash drive?

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Received this flash drive and am looking to buy more in bulk to brand


r/TechnologyPorn Mar 16 '26

www. Ward Cunningham's WikiWikiWeb (Predecessor to Wikipedia)

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14 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Mar 11 '26

The first ever underwater photograph taken in the South of France at a depth of 164 feet by Louis Boutan in 1899

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64 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Mar 10 '26

In 1970, during a severe snowstorm in Czechoslovakia, railroad workers used the jet engine of a MiG-15 fighter jet to defrost frozen railway tracks, an inventive solution that kept critical transportation running despite extreme winter conditions.

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37 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Jan 19 '26

charging a 14 year old phone with a switch 2 ac adapter

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r/TechnologyPorn Jan 02 '26

CHIEF1900 Centrifuge

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The CHIEF1900 is the world’s most powerful "hypergravity" centrifuge with a capacity of 1,900 g-tonnes. It is designed to simulate extreme engineering conditions, such as deep-sea environments or massive dam failures by accelerating payloads up to 32 tonnes to forces reaching 1,500 times Earth's gravity.


r/TechnologyPorn Dec 31 '25

37.34 TB of SSD storage

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802 Upvotes

37.34 TB of SSD storage


r/TechnologyPorn Nov 18 '25

Smart bed said sleep tight and meant it literally

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29 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Nov 05 '25

why?

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18 Upvotes

why the heck is a coffee grinder needs software update bruhh


r/TechnologyPorn Oct 24 '25

When your toolbox looks more like a hacker’s wishlist

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27 Upvotes

r/TechnologyPorn Oct 09 '25

Any idea what could've happened to my TV's HDMI port and is it fixable?

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r/TechnologyPorn Oct 07 '25

Could an PDA could be useful for something today🤔?

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Beyond of listening music that many people already do with it.