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Bicycles

Bike Fixtation self-service bike repair kiosk opens for business

A new extended-hours, self-service bike kiosk has just been installed in the Uptown Transit Station above the heavily-used Midtown Greenway bicycle route in Minneapolis.
Bicycles

Tilting bike uses Google Maps to simulate riding in different parts of the world

Pro-Form's Le Tour de France Indoor Cycle replicates riding on routes selected via Google Maps, simulating the area's incline or decline by tilting the riding platform.
Games

QUMA USB-powered figure could make 3D motion-capture easier

Developed by Japanese company SoftEther, QUMA is a 3D motion-capture figure equipped with a number of movement-tracking sensors.
Photography

Sony Cyber-shot TX55 and WX30 16 megapixel compact cameras unveiled

Sony has announced a pair of compact cameras, the Cyber-shot TX55 and WX30, both featuring a 16.2 megapixel image sensor and full HD video recording.
Robotics

Octopus Project creates robotic tentacle, full octobot on the way

Researchers working at the Octopus Project aim at creating a full body robotic octopus.
Bicycles

Flipphandle stem streamlines bicycle storage

The flipphandle is a bicycle handlebar stem that lets riders turn their handlebars sideways, so the bike can be more easily stored.
Children

Power Up gives paper planes an electric boost

The Power Up electric power module allows users to mount an electric propeller on their paper airplanes.
Mobile Technology

Fujitsu releases Windows 7 F-07C Mobile Phone

Fujitsu has launched what is claimed to be the world's smallest Windows 7 PC/smartphone, in Japan.
Bicycles

Brompton Dock dispenses rentable folding bicycles

The Brompton Dock is a 40-bay storage unit that dispenses folding bicycles to customers, who rent the bikes by the day.
Science

Caltech creates first artificial neural network from DNA

Scientists at Caltech have created the world's first DNA-based artificial neural network.
Good Thinking

Microsoft Research paper proposes using 'Data Furnaces' to heat the home

A Microsoft Research paper proposes distributing servers from data centers to office buildings and homes where they would act as a primary heat source.
Body and Mind

FDA approves Viberect device for treatment of erectile dysfunction

Medical device technology developer Reflexonic has received FDA approval for its Viberect device that treats erectile dysfunction through the delivery of targeted nerve stimulation to both surfaces of the penis using medical Softpads.

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