18-year-old electrical engineer student, Chris Rieger, has been working on his levitating light bulb project — fittingly referred to as the “LevLight Project” — for about six months now. Recently he ...

Here's a gadget that I just know will make Gadget Daddy's Best Gadgets and Computer Items of 2020. Since I'm the one that makes that call, I'm certain of it. A few months ago, I saw an advertisement ...

It would be really fun to do an entire hallway of these levitating wireless lights. This a project on which [Chris Rieger] has been working for about six months. It uses magnetic levitation and ...

Need something to place alongside your levitating Bluetooth speaker? Or just sick of utilitarian lighting solutions anchored down by ghastly wires and fittings? It looks like progress in magnetic ...

To be able to levitate an object is a great futuristic discovery to be made by man. It is even more exciting that it has already been applied and made possible at present. There is actually an ...

The inclusion of a floating lamp, bed or just about any appropriately-sized household object in a room is almost certain to be received with open-mouthed wonder and demand closer inspection from the ...

Levitating decor items like plant holders and Bluetooth speakers are the thing to have right now — but there's one other floating gadget on the market that really shines (if you catch our drift). What ...

Just one, as Chris Reigler, an electrical engineering student from the University of Queensland in Australia, discovered. His floating LevLight project could one day revolutionize the way we change ...