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Mercedes to launch car-to-car communications this year

Mercedes plans to become the first manufacturer to offer car-to-car communications on a production model.
Space Systems

Proba-V shows space-based aircraft monitoring is possible

The ESA's Proba-V has become the first satellite to pick up aircraft tracking signals from space, paving the way for continuous aircraft tracking by satellite.
Architecture

Diogene micro home pushes the boundaries for off-the-grid tiny living

Italian architect Renzo Piano has created the Diogene micro unit, which pushes the boundaries for off-the-grid tiny living.
Automotive

Robots take a pounding for Ford test drivers

Engineers at Ford are developing the industry’s first robotic test system designed to drive trucks and vans over roads that are intended to put a decade of wear on a van in ten minutes.
Aircraft

Flying bicycle gets off the ground in Prague

The first test flight has been successfully conducted of a two-wheeled, airborne vehicle dubbed the "F-Bike."
Bicycles

Bike light knows when you're riding, when you're braking, and how dark it is outside

The Velodroom bicycle tail light automatically turns on and off, adjusts its brightness, and doubles as a brake light.
Photography

Hasselblad Lunar goes on sale ... with an astronomical price tag

The Hasselblad Lunar is mirrorless interchangeable lens camera with a 24.3 megapixel APS-C sensor and a US$7,000 price tag.
Mobile Technology

Brick Lightning Cap connects your iPhone to your Lego bricks

Taiwanese design company KB is set to release its Brick Lightning Cap which will connect Lightning iPhones and iPads to standard Lego bricks.
Mobile Technology

Button TrackR adds crowd sourced tracking to search for lost objects

Button TrackR helps users track their cherished objects and innovates with crowd sourced tracking.
Architecture

WWII airbase transformed into energy-efficient farmhouse

Following a conversion masterminded by Cameron Scott of Timber Design, an old World War II airbase and shelter is now a timber-clad farmhouse in the Essex countryside.
Aircraft

Sagita's hot air-powered Sherpa rethinks the ultra-light helicopter

Certainly one of the more intriguing things on display at this year's Paris Air Show, the Sherpa by Belgian startup Sagita aims to make the helicopter simpler, more efficient, more reliable and more affordable.
Good Thinking

Twist-off cork shifts the wine paradigm

Amorim and O-I unveil their Helix cork and bottle that are designed so that the cork can be removed with a simple twist of the wrist.

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