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Eyewriter enables paralyzed artists to express themselves with eye-drawn art

The Eyewriter project has developed a low-cost, open source eye-tracking system that will allow graffiti writers and artists with paralysis to draw using only their eyes.
Photography

Will the ARRI Alexa finally kill film?

The new ARRI Alexa high-end digital movie camera is set to compete with the RED ONE, and maybe put an end to film for good.
Wearables

Brace yourself for power shortages with the Universal Gadget Wrist Charger

The Universal Gadget Wrist Charger provides a convenient way to carry around some extra power for your portable devices.
Computing

Fujitsu's new eco range additions include LIFEBOOK E780 with 18 hour battery life

Fujitsu has announced six new additions to its proGREEN energy efficient range, including a laptop which is claimed to give 18 hours of battery life between charges
Pets

Pet Umbrella is a dog's best friend

Lieben, a company based in Japan, has created an umbrella that will keep your dog nice and dry when you walk him on a rainy day.
Good Thinking

FLUXXlab shows us how we're part of the energy cycle

FLUXXlab is a design firm that has created an electricity-generating revolving door, to show people where they fit into the natural energy cycle.
Science

Silicon computer chips successfully implanted in living human cells

Scientists from the Instituto de Microelectrónica de Barcelona have found a way to implant minute silicon chips into living cells and use them as intracellular sensors.
Good Thinking

Old-fashioned British plug gets a space-saving design overhaul

"Folding Plug" design from British student Min-Kyu Choi wins product design category of the prestigious Brit Insurance Designs Awards and could replace the old standard UK plug.
Electronics

Hidden RFID tags could mean end of bar-codes and lines at the checkout

Newly developed radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology allows a inexpensive, printable transmitter to be invisibly embedded in packaging.
Science

Nose scanner identity verification developed

Researchers from the University of Bath have developed a system that can identify different individuals by looking for variations in the shape of the nose
Aircraft

Boeing A160T Hummingbird UAV proves front line resupply capabilities

Boeing’s A160T Hummingbird UAV has successfully completed a simulated mission test proving the unmanned rotorcraft’s ability to resupply frontline troops in rough terrain.
Photography

Kodak joins the actioncam game with the Playsport

This month Kodak is introducing the Playsport, its new compact, shockproof, waterproof, HD video camera.

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