Aaron Greenbaum
School
University Of Michigan, University Of Pittsburgh, Stockton University, CalArts Via Coursera
Expertise
Gaming Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Military Technology
- In one February 2024 SlashGear article, Aaron wrote about the multitude of reasons that the Porsche 911 GT3 RS is so expensive.
- As AI took the world by storm in 2023, Aaron penned two pieces focused on the strangest interactions users had with ChatGPT during the program's infancy.
- He attended New York Comic Con for several years, was invited to exclusive game demo events for titles such as Marvel's Avengers and Disintegration, and wrote preview articles that were cited in pre-release marketing campaigns.
Experience
While Aaron went to college to pursue a degree in engineering, he learned that he enjoyed writing about engineering more than actually doing it, and he had a knack for explaining complicated concepts in layman's terms. After graduating, he used these skills and began writing for various outlets, including Gamespresso, Geek Reply, and Twinfinite. To date, Aaron has written well over 1,000 articles and has been a member of Static Media since 2020.
Education
Aaron earned a B.S.E. in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Michigan, followed by an M.S. in Rehabilitation Technology at the University of Pittsburgh. Several years later, he earned a Certificate in Professional Technical Communication at Stockton University. Currently, he is pursuing a Certificate in Game Design at the California Institute of Arts through Coursera.
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Stories By Aaron Greenbaum
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Throughout history, tanks have evolved greatly and led to some pretty cool designs. But some are just weird. Here are 10 of the weirdest tanks of all time.
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Delving into the controversial role of AI in art creation, SlashGear spoke to AI Ethics Researcher Wes Rahman about the debate over AI-generated images.
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Modern AI has some impressive capabilities, but it capacity is mostly limited to derivative work. It makes us wonder, is AI even sentient? We asked an expert.
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The Raspberry Pi can be a great entry point into the realm of computer engineering. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to get one set up with Android 14.
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Arcade games are some of last bastions of creative, off-the-wall video game hardware design. Here are a selection of the strangest cabinets we've come across.
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Sci-fi stories use all sorts of wacky and outlandish solutions to justify their many strange technologies. Here are some of the coolest power sources around.
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Solar panels are the most popular form of renewable energy for private homes. They come with a long list of considerations before you pull the trigger.
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The Porsche 911 GT3 RS is one of the most powerful and advanced sports cars ever made. It also has zero storage space. Why exactly does it cost so much?
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The rise of 3D printing opens up a whole world of possibilities. You can make custom versions of everyday objects, including these useful items.
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Here are 10 of the absolute coolest science fiction mechs, drawn from universes like "Warhammer 40,000" and "Armored Core," that we would like to test drive.
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Hype is an important part of any big product launch, but when the technology can't keep up with the marketing enthusiasm, it can spell disaster.
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The Chevrolet Corvette Z06 sports car was made to be a more affordable Ferrari, but by the time you have tricked out your car, the savings may be negligible.
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George Barris was the King of the Customizers, creator of some of the most unique vehicles ever to burn rubber. Here is his gallery of greatness.
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Toys-to-life is a genre of gaming and entertainment that has literally taken on a life of its own. Here are a handful of products you may not have heard of.
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As the market for VR headsets continues to grow, the Meta Quest 3 is the latest and greatest to hit shelves. These features will help maximize your experience.
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Video games and exercise haven't always been a perfect fit, but these gaming peripherals will help you break a sweat while racking up points.
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The tank may seem like a straightforward weapons platform, but it took lots of experimentation to get there. Here are the strangest tank prototypes ever built.
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Modern nations have plenty of ways to use the power of the internet to destabilize rivals. Here are some of the most advanced cyber warfare tactics used today.
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You would think gaming controls would be designed with safety and comfort paramount, but tell that to the makers of these 10 painful peripherals.
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Ever wonder how your phone gets power just from sitting on a wireless charger? Take a look at our deep dive into the science behind wireless charging.
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A limited edition console is a great way to find unique hardware. They aren't all a great deal, though -- here are the worst collector's edition consoles ever.
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Keyboards have long been a reliable input device for PCs, but designers are always looking to innovate. Here are some of the strangest keyboard concepts ever.
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Two-stroke engines are relatively cheaper to manufacture but require more upkeep than four-stroke engines. But they aren't gone from every part of the world.
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As gaming evolved, developers were always experimenting with new ways to interact with players. Here are some rare gaming controllers that defied expectations.
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Before World War II, Hitler commissioned several aircraft carriers, starting with the Graf Zeppelin. But it was never even completed. This is why.
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So many innovative video game systems have been developed in Japan that it's no surprise that not all were sold internationally - here are the best of those.
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The advent of handheld gaming systems also gave rise to a cottage industry of accessory items. Some were ingenious, some were helpful -- and some were not.