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Marine

Students set sights on human-powered submarine speed record

Students at the University of Warwick have announced their intention to build a human-powered submarine to compete at that highlight of the human-powered submarine events calendar, the European International Submarine Races in 2014.
Robotics

Helical Robotics announces new wind turbine inspection robots

Helical Robotics has announced its line of HR-MP wind turbine-inspecting robots.
Electronics

EyeFly 3D screen protector film adds an extra dimension to your mobile device

EyeFly 3D screen protector turns a regular mobile device screen into a glasses-free 3D display.
Sports

Bubba Watson's hovercraft golf cart

Pro golfer Bubba Watson teamed up with Oakley to produce the BW1, the world's first hovercraft golf cart.
Architecture

Supermarket with rooftop greenhouse to sell über-local produce

Whole Foods' next New York outlet looks set to become a supermarket with a difference. The supermarket chain will partner Gotham Greens to open a supermarket with a rooftop greenhouse growing produce to be sold on the premises.
3D Printing

BotObjects announces first full-color desktop 3D printer

In the ProDesk3D, 3D printing outfit botObjects has come up with not only the first full color desktop 3D printer, but thanks to its anodized aluminum body, unquestionably one of the prettiest.
Science

IBM creates world's smallest movie using individual atoms

For those who didn't know that physicists are really frustrated Pixar animators, it will be surprising to learn that scientists at IBM Almaden in California have produced the world’s smallest animated movie.
Music

Touchmark touch control kills off guitar knobs

The Touchmark Interface System replaces the volume/tone knobs and pickup selector switch on an electric guitar with touch control panels.
Environment

Concrete spheres could deliver feasible energy storage for offshore wind turbines

A new concept out of MIT aimed specifically at offshore wind turbines would see energy stored in huge concrete spheres that would sit on the seafloor and also function as anchors for the turbines.
Mobile Technology

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 vs. Nexus 7

Gizmag compares the specs (and other features) of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 and Nexus 7.
Children

Interactive pajamas come with built-in bedtime stories

Smart PJs are children's pajamas patterned with dot codes that reveal bedtime stories when scanned with a smartphone.
3D Printing

Scientists create 3D-printed bionic ear that can "hear" radio waves

A Princeton University team has successfully combined biology and electronics by means of 3D printing, creating a bionic ear that can "hear" radio waves.

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