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Non-toxic corn starch could replace cyanide in gold mines

A newly-developed process gives gold mines an alternative to using highly-toxic cyanide for extracting gold from low-grade ore.
Games

Nvidia dishes pricing, release date and specs of Shield handheld

Nvidia has announced its Shield handheld gaming console will be available in June for US$349.
Architecture

Wool I never: Scottish farmhouse takes sheepish approach to insulation

Say you were the third generation of a sheep-farming family in the southwest of Scotland, and you intended to build a new farmhouse that made a statement about resource consumption. Well, you would, wouldn't you?
Mobile Technology

HP x2 hybrid tablet/notebook family gets Android and Win8 additions

HP has announced the Android SlateBook x2 and the Win8 Split x2 hybrid tablet/notebooks.
Science

UAVs are searching for oil in Norway

Norwegian researchers are working on using UAVs to seek oil deposits from the air.
Automotive

The 800-hp Zonda Revolucion ends an era (for now)

Pagani has introduced the limited edition Zonda Revolucion, seemingly ending the Zonda era with a beast of a special edition.
Around The Home

Sonte Film controls a window's opacity with a smartphone

The Sonte Film connects wirelessly to a smartphone app to instantly turn any window from clear to opaque at the press of a button.
Automotive

Ford-powered Radical RXC brings full-on race car design to the streets

The Radical RXC attacks streets with all the fury, power and aerodynamics of a full-blown race car.
Architecture

Offshore floating prison concept would create electricity for the mainland

Dr. Margot Krasojevic's futuristic offshore floating Hydroelectric Waterfall Prison concept would produce energy for homes on the mainland.
3D Printing

Robots and worms join forces to spin silk pavilion

Silk Pavilion by MIT Media Lab poses some interesting questions about how what it calls "biological fabrication" might fit into the future of making things alongside 3D printing and similar computer-aided cleverness.
AI and Humanoids

Mini humanoid robots are beginning to walk more like people

Two Japanese roboticists have programmed their miniature humanoid robots to walk more like humans.
Science

UV-LEDs make bygones of strawberry mold and decay

UV-LEDs in selective wavelengths prevent the growth of mold and decay in strawberries.

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