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Military

GUSS autonomous vehicles headed for RIMPAC wargames in Hawaii

Students at Virginia Teach have developed four GUSS autonomous vehicles to make their debut with the Marine Corps at the 2010 RIMPAC war games.
Around The Home

Dews Toothbrush stands up to bathroom nasties

The Dews Toothbrush balances on its end to solve the dilemma of where to rest your toothbrush without exposing to germ covered bathroom surfaces.
Aircraft

Sunseeker II & III on show in Paris

As well as showing off the gorgeous Sunseeker II solar-powered airplane, Eric Raymond took the opportunity offered by the Green Air Show in Paris to preview the next project - the two-seater Sunseeker III.
Telecommunications

Wi-Fi and 3G could become competitors for mobile Internet access

Traditionally seen as complementary services, some experts say there is a strong possibility that Wi-Fi will compete with the 3G broadband network in city areas and perhaps even become a substitute.
Science

Using magnetic levitation to analyze food, water and other beverages

Scientists have put magnetic levitation to use in an inexpensive sensor for analyzing food, water and other beverages.
Wellness and Healthy Living

StatNet brings EEG into the 21st Century

StatNet is a single-use EEG which contains electrodes precision aligned in a flexible headpiece
Mobile Technology

The Bringrr promises you'll never drive away without your cell phone again

The Bringrr is a device that lets you know if you try driving away without your cell phone.
Science

Human body louse genome sequenced

An international team of scientists has successfully sequenced the body louse, in hopes of understanding and controlling it.
$NETRA offers a simple, quick and inexpensive way to use mobile phones to measure refractive errors of the eye (Photo Credit, Andy Ryan)$

Wellness and Healthy Living

NETRA uses of mobile phones to deliver simple, cheap eye tests

MIT Media Lab's "NETRA" enables cheap, fast eye tests.
Computing

New software lets PCs work while they sleep

Researchers from the University of California, San Diego have developed software which allows a PC's presence to remain active on a network even when the machine is in sleep mode
Children

Holo - the perfect pregnancy lilo

The Holo lilo has a hole to cater for a woman's baby bump
Environment

e-rope recharges your batteries in more ways than one

The e-rope concept would see you harnessing your own energy to power your batteries.

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