Behold: this is IKEA‘s vision of the kitchen come the year 2040, fleshed out with all sorts of gizmos to automate your culinary routines. But will the 3D food printers come flatpacked?
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The IKEA Leko concept car isn’t a car, folks: in an anti-climax as disappointing as the $10 laptop fiasco, it turns out it’s just a car pooling scheme for the French. Sigh.
Cor, is it Wednesday already? We’re almost halfway through the week. Better celebrate by catching up with all the latest tech news then, and lucky for you, it’s all rounded up right here. Read on for techie breakie.
UPDATE: The IKEA Leko isn’t a car sadly, but a car sharing scheme for French shoppers. To be honest, we’d have preferred an April Fools prank to that.
IKEA is teasing eco-fans with the IKEA Leko, its concept car set to be unveiled on March 31. But are the Swedes about to get into the auto industry, or does the proximity to April Fools Day mean this has hoax carved into the plywood? Read on for all the details, and absolutely no jokes about flat-packed cars.
The flat-packed furniture business has been so good to Ikea that it’s pouring 50m Euros into GreenTech projects that will prioritise the stocking of solar panels and other eco products.