Hacksmith Industries may have started with sci-fi experiments and YouTube stunts, but its latest project is pure business. Co-founded by James Hobson and Ian Hillier, the team has just raised more ...

I first came across the Hacksmith (aka James Hobson) more than a decade ago, when the former engineer and product developer dropped a video wherein he designed and built actual Wolverine claws.

You might know Hacksmith Industries from its eponymous YouTube channel that boasts over 15 million subscribers who share a passion for the engineering team's outrageous real-life recreations of movie ...

Hacksmith Industries has transformed fiction into reality by constructing a fully operational Bat-Signal. Utilizing four high-intensity LEDs, a precisely positioned inverted bat emblem, and a large ...

In a limited-time collaboration with Mentos, Fortnite players are able to use the Fizzooka in the game, which draws inspiration from the experiment of dropping the minty candy into cola. This marks ...

For two weeks only, Fortnite players are able to use the new Mentos Fizzooka rocket launcher. While users enjoy destroying player builds virtually with the limited-time weapon, the team at Hacksmith ...

The Hacksmith created a system for tracking eye motion to target shoulder mounted lasers. This is the equivalent functionality as superman’s heat vision. AdHawk and Wicked Lasers made the lasers. This ...

ASUS Republic of Gamers has partnered with YouTube content creators Hacksmith Industries to build a ludicrously cool ROG gaming setup on the inside of an armored truck. On the outside, it might look ...

WTF?! There's a lot of amazingly futuristic technology in the books/movies of Dune, which is set 20,000 years in the future, but the one that most people remember is the stillsuit. This bodysuit helps ...

The internet is good for plenty of things, but perhaps its most underrated value is its ability to turn an absolute nothingburger of a question into a worldwide search for truth. Case in point: the ...