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Science

Robotic bat wing reveals flight secrets of bats

Brown University has developed a robotic bat wing that mimics the ligaments, skin and structural supports of the real thing
Computing

Review: 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display (late 2012)

We review Apple's entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display.
Children

PowerUp 3.0 – here's how it works

The PowerUp 3.0 is a kit that allows users to power – and remotely control – a folded paper airplane.
Photography

Nikon announces the D7100, its new flagship DX DSLR

Nikon has revealed a new enthusiast-level flagship DX format camera, the 24.1-megapixel Nikon D7100.
Mobile Technology

LG expands LTE offerings with new Optimus F Series

LG has revealed the Optimus F Series line of smartphones, which features 4G LTE support, higher processing power, and the Android 4.1.2 OS.
Automotive

Volkswagen prepares to build the world's most fuel efficient production car

The Volkswagen XL1 combines extreme aerodynamics, a tiny plug-in hybrid powertrain and ultralight components to become the world's most fuel efficient production car.
Sports

Signal Snowboards carves a glass board

Signal Snowboards worked with Italian glass manufacturers to design a one-of-a-kind glass snowboard that was strong enough to ride.
Photography

FireFly air blower cleans your camera sensor with ionized air

The FireFly is a battery-powered air blower which shoots ionized air onto the sensor of your digital camera to clear it of dust.
Medical Devices

Scientists use 3D printer and cartilage cells to create artificial ears

Scientist have used a 3D printer along with collagen and cartilage cells, to grow replacement human ears in a lab.
Environment

Wireless charging of electric buses to be put to real world test in Germany

German transport operator RNV is to run a trial of Bombardier's PRIMOVE technology that enables the wireless charging of electric buses by inductive energy transfer.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Electrodes for prosthetic arm permanently implanted into patient for first time

For the first time, neuromuscular electrodes that enable a prosthetic arm and hand to be controlled by thought have been permanently implanted into the nerves and muscles of an amputee.
Wearables

Google Glass patent reveals design details

A USPTO filing has revealed a number of details concerning the design of Google's upcoming Glass device

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