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Philips Bio-light concept lights the home using bacteria
Dutch lighting giant Philips has created a home lighting system that uses bacterial bioluminescence
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The 137mph Energica electric superbike
Italian electric race-bike outfit CRP Racing has announced its first road-going superbike, the Energica.
Remarkable People
Spanish engineer crafts "world's smallest" V-12 engine
A Spanish engineer has designed and built what he claims is the world's smallest V12 engine.
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Next-generation camera pill could transmit HD video from inside the body
Norwegian scientists are developing a capsule that they say will be able to transmit live HD video from within a patient's digestive tract.
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Self-destructing syringe is made to save lives
Star Syringes' K1 Auto Disposable syringe can only be used once, to reduce the spread of disease through the reuse of syringes on multiple patients.
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DisplAir brings interactivity to FogScreen projection display
Russian company DisplAir has added some interactivity to FogScreen projection display technology by giving it multi-touch capabilities that allows users to manipulate the images in mid-air.
Automotive
Zoleco is a home-built 151 mpg concept car
Zoleco is a home-built 151 mpg concept car, made by Canadian Zoltan Bod.
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Origami stroller folds up with the push of a button
The Origami is a stroller that automatically folds itself up, with the press of a button.
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World's largest Tesla coils being built to unlock the secrets of natural lightning
A California team is building the world's largest Tesla coils to help with lightning research.
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Little Printer prints tiny personalized ticker tape "newspapers"
The Little Printer is a cloud-connected thermal printer, that prints off mini newspapers customized to its user.
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SteelSeries creates a pedal-free controller for PC racing games
SteelSeries has teamed up with game developer, Ignite Technologies, to create the Simraceway SRW-S1 Steering Wheel.
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Genetic genocide: Genetically altered mosquito warriors could wipe out humanity's biggest killer
Mosquitoes, it's estimated, have killed more than half the humans that ever lived. Now, through the release of swarms of genetically modified mosquitoes, we might be about to take our revenge.
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