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The Q engineer Sergii Gordieiev split the rear wheel of his bicycle in half and rode it around to demonstrate how two halves make a whole.

Sergii Gordieiev cut his front wheels into three thirds to make a whole and used the previous halves as the rear wheel of his bicycle.

Northwestern University engineers developed a remote-controlled robot modeled after the peekytoe crab and is smaller than the average flea.

The Q decided to remove the entire internal hub (spokes and frame) from the wheel of his bicycle to create a 'hubless bicycle".

The Q engineer (previously) who likes to fiddle around with bicycle tires, decided instead, to replace the frame of his bicycle with heavy chains. He…

The Q science channel engineer built a remote-controlled walking dachshund inspired by Theo Jansen's Strandbeest sculptures.

Engineer Sergii Gordieiev of The Q created a unique hands-free wearable umbrella out of waterproof PVC plastic.

The Q created a unique engineering mashup that combined a full-size Pirelli F1 tire used on Formula 1 racing cars with a monowheel board.

A talented engineer with The Q (previously) shared how to build a working treadmill for his three pet hamsters. While the treadmill doesn’t boast the…

Frustrated by being a poor shot at pool, the talented engineer with The Q (previously) quite cleverly adapted the game so that every ball would…