The Marvel universe is so expansive that it has entered our own edition of the Multi-verse. These Marvel-themed gadgets can ...

Inspired by Iron Man’s Arc Reactor, we created a real-life ionized plasma generator—and it’s as close to sci-fi as you can get. This isn’t just a glowing prop; it’s a functioning tech ...

What if Iron Man’s Arc Reactor were real? Join us as we build a functioning prototype, generate ionized plasma, and explore the science behind this Marvel-inspired tech. The future is here!

This arc reactor is what lights up the Iron Man suit and is also something that will light up any Iron Man fan’s face when they receive this as a gift. This is a replica of the arc reactor from ...

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Back when Iron Man 2 and The Avengers were out in theaters, the Hackaday tip line couldn’t go a week without an arc reactor build being submitted. In keeping with the Internet’s fascination ...

Iron Man's helmet replica from Fanhome. Fanhome/Marvel Studios Marvel Movie Replicas of the Eye of Agamotto, the ARC reactor, Ant-Man's helmet, Iron Man's helmet, Spider-Man's mask, and Thor's hammer.

Among these are three full-color frame-worthy posters from Marvel (60x80cm / 23×31 inches), a ceramic mug with the Marvel logo, a light-up miniature of Tony Stark’s ARC Reactor, and a miniature ...

The Iron Man Mask Collectible AirPods Case is a miniature replica of the Iron Man mask, featuring light-up eyes. It retails for $122.