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Computing

intelliPaper reveals disposable, paper-based USB drives

With an embedded silicon chip, intelliPaper turns an ordinary strip of paper into a working USB drive.
Robotics

Quadriplegic woman gets chocolate fix using thought-controlled robotic arm

Quadriplegic Jan Scheuermann has been able to feed herself chocolate using a robotic arm directly controlled by her thoughts thanks to researchers from the University of Pittsburgh.
Outdoors

New Zealand's W2 presents Romotow – the fold-out Swiss Army Caravan

The unique Romotow caravan concept folds out like a flick knife to open up 70% more floor space.
Robotics

University of Sydney developing robots to automate Australian farms

The University of Sydney is working on developing robotic systems for farms with the aim of turning Australia into the “food bowl” of Asia.
Pets

Gatefeeder ensures that non-alpha cats still get to eat

The Gatefeeder uses RFID tags to ensure that subordinate cats don't get their food stolen by dominant cats.
Photography

DSLR Wheel of Filters has 18 ways to take lo-fi photos

The DSLR Wheel of Filters is a plastic lens and wheel attachment which lets photographers use their DSLR to take lo-fi and filtered snaps.
Remarkable People

Bendable concrete

May 7, 2005 A new type of fibre-reinforced bendable concrete will be used for the first time in Michigan this summer. Developed by University of Michigan scient
Automotive

The world's first mass-produced mass-produced petrol-engined automobile

April 26 2005 When we saw this 1904 Oldsmobile pop up in the catalogue for the next Shannons Motor auction, we copuldn't help but check to see how far we have c
Around The Home

Dyson Reinvents The Wheel

April 29, 2005 First James Dyson changed the way the vacuum works -- now he's changing the way we vacuum. Dyson's DC15 vacuum with The Ball technology is Dyson'
Automotive

Volvo YCC Concept Car wins major design award

May 6, 2005 The Volvo Cars' YCC team has received the Torsten och Wanja Söderbergs Pris (Torsten and Wanja Soderbergs Prize), one of Scandinavia's most prestigi
Mobile Technology

Solar Daypacks recharge personal electronics on the go

April 30, 2005 Juice Bags is a line of urban daypacks that fuse technology and environmentalism by integrating carrying cases with high-efficiency solar panels
Around The Home

New vacuum elevator installs in a few hours at a budget price

One of the major problems with installing an elevator in a home is the amount of space required, not to mention the costly infrastructure and maintenance issues

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