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Body and Mind

GE developing robotic system for hospitals

GE Global Research is developing robots to pick, inspect, sterilize and deliver surgical instruments in hospitals.
Astronomy

NASA to fly largest solar sail ever, in 2014

NASA's Solar Sail Demonstration may launch as early as 2014, when it will send the largest solar sail yet built into orbit, to demonstrate the technical viability of the device.
Wellness and Healthy Living

SMARTwobble objectively measures improvements in balance

Dr Jonathan Williams, a physiotherapy lecturer at Bournemouth University in the U.K. has added sensors and wireless technology to the humble wobbleboard to objectively measure improvements in patients’ balance.
Mobile Technology

BlackBerry Z10 vs. Galaxy S3

We compare the specs (and intangibles) of the BlackBerry Z10 and Samsung Galaxy S3.
Sports

Reebok ATV 19+ shoes are ready for anything – including snickers

Reebok’s new ATV 19+ runners feature 19 huge grippy lugs on the sole of each shoe.
Marine

Researchers develop coating that shakes fouling material off ship hulls

Engineers at Duke University have developed a polymer that keeps ships’ hulls clean by twitching like living skin.
Mobile Technology

The best jailbreak apps in Cydia

We break down the all-time best Cydia apps for your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
Electronics

NoteMark pen scanner digitizes paper documents in an instant

The NoteMark is a ballpoint pen with a built-in camera and laser sight, that stores documents as high-definition photos.
Astronomy

Cassini watches storm on Saturn choke itself

NASA’s Cassini probe witnessed a giant storm on Saturn that raced around the ringed planet, ran into its own tail and consumed itself.
Robotics

Million-dollar bionic man built for British TV program

Channel 4's documentary How to Build a Bionic Man reveals state-of-the-art technology that could change how humanity defines itself.
Military

DARPA's new 1.8-gigapixel camera is a super high-resolution eye in the sky

From an altitude of 20,000 ft, DARPA's newest aerial surveillance camera, ARGUS-IS, can keep a real-time video eye on an area 4.5 miles (7.2 km) across down to a resolution of about six inches (15 cm).
Music

Roland's Multi-Dimensional Processing technology makes BOSS stompbox debut

Three new BOSS stomps featuring Roland's Multi-Dimensional Processing technology have been launched.

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