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Outdoors

Gost Barefoots get medieval with chainmail barefoot shoes

PaleoBarefoots are barefoot shoes made of an unlikely material: chainmail.
Wearables

Golden-i wearable hands-free computer interface

The Golden-1 is a wearable hands-free computer interface that works by voice and motion control.
Diet & Nutrition

Wearable cameras – the future of fitness monitoring?

Recent studies indicate that the Microsoft SenseCam may have value as an activity- and diet-monitoring aid.
Astronomy

Royal Academy of Engineering says UK better prepared for solar superstorm

The Royal Academy of Engineering has released a multi-disciplinary report on space weather’s impact on Britain, as part of the UK National Risk Assessment.
Sports

All-terrain DTV Shredder hits the market

The DTV Shredder is now available for purchase via the BPG Werks website and through various international distributors for US$5,000 to $5,500.
Architecture

K-abeilles Hotel is a shelter for bees – and humans

French architecture studio AtelierD has designed a 20 sq. mt. (215 sq. ft.) pavilion for both bees and humans.
Environment

Simple, portable test developed for detecting mercury content in water

A new test sheet developed by Spanish researchers can reveal the presence of mercury in water without the use of expensive equipment or the need for technical expertise.
Automotive

BMW designs a car to a four year-old's specifications

BMW has produced a concept image of a car built to a four year-old's specifications.
AI and Humanoids

Augmented reality robot fleshes out virtual characters

Physically interact with a virtual character through a robot with this novel application of augmented reality technology.
Automotive

Nissan shows off NISMO versions of its JUKE and 370Z

Nissan adds the JUKE and 370Z to its NISMO lineup.
Urban Transport

MOVEO electric scooter folds in two, and looks kind of cool

The MOVEO is a folding electric scooter that features a full Vespa-like seat.
Science

Unlocking color mechanism of peacock’s feathers could lead to next-gen color displays

The University of Michigan has "locked in" structural color for stable reproduction in a move that could lead to high resolution reflective color displays.

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