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Items from the estate of Les Paul head for charity auction block

Equipment, memorabilia, personal effects and instruments spanning the entire career of Les Paul are to be auctioned off for charity in June 2012.
Automotive

GM launches vibrating safety seats that warn you of impending crashes

GM's new Safety Alert Seat uses vibrations to warn the driver of hazards.
Urban Transport

Specialized Turbo claims title of world's fastest e-bike

The Specialized Turbo e-bike has a top electric-assist speed of 45 km/h (28 mph), reportedly making it the world's fastest electric bicycle.
Tents

Mountain Hardwear reimagines tent pitching with Hoopla 4

Mountain Hardwear's Hoopla 4 fits four people and weighs less than 2 lbs (.9 kg) thanks to an innovative structure system.
Body and Mind

Successful face transplant is "most extensive to date"

A gun accident fifteen years ago left Richard Lee Norris without his lips, nose, and with limited movement of his mouth. Now a remarkable surgical procedure has restored his quality of life.
Urban Transport

Giant plug for sealing off subway tunnels in a hurry

The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) has created a giant inflatable plug designed to contain flooding or dangerous gases in mass transit tunnels.
Photography

Ubi-Camera uses your fingers as its viewfinder

The miniature Ubi-Camera uses the photographer's fingers as its viewfinder
Bicycles

infiniti3D system uses one-of-a-kind key to prevent bicycle component theft

The infiniti3D system replaces the existing fasteners on bicycle components, to keep them from being removed by thieves.
Bicycles

Aramid/carbon-framed X-9 Nighthawk looks like the stealth fighter of bicycles

The X-9 Nighthawk is a prototype bicycle with a frame made from aramid/carbon fiber sandwich panels.
Camping Trailers

Swiss Army-inspired modular camping box turns your small car into an RV

The Swiss Roombox is like a camper in a box, turning your small car into a functional mobile home.
Body and Mind

Tiny lamprey-inspired robot could locate diseases inside the human body

Could tiny robots one day swim through our bodies to detect disease?
Science

Oscillating gels may one day grant robots a sense of touch

Researches have successfully resuscitated non-oscillating BZ gel in a development that could help pave the way to robots with a sense of touch.

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