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3D Printing

Print your own InMoov animatronic robot

Gael Langevin has spent the last year designing and engineering an animatronic android that can be built using 3D printed parts and off-the-shelf electronics.
Automotive

Mercedes updates traffic sign assistance system to stop “wrong-way drivers”

Mercedes-Benz has updated its traffic sign assistance system to recognize no-overtaking zones and no-entry signs to prevent drivers from accidentally traveling in the wrong direction.
Music

BandLab digital audio workstation flies into the cloud

JamHub has announced BandLab at NAMM – the first cloud-based digital audio workstation.
Children

Qubis Haus is part coffee table, part doll house

Qubis Haus is a coffee table which transforms into a doll house with the simple addition of sliding panels made from wood and perspex.
Music

Review: Phiaton's stylish MODERNA MS 200 earphones

Gizmag reviews Phiaton's MODERNA MS 200 in-ear earphones.
Mobile Technology

Twitter releases Vine app for creating six-second (cat) videos

Twitter has just launched its new Vine video sharing service.
Computing

Adventures in Raspberry Pi-land: Bootloaders and LEGO sets

After several shameful weeks of having it sit on a bookshelf, Gizmag recently decided it was time to embark upon not one but two very ambitious Raspberry Pi projects: turning it on, and building a LEGO case for it.
Fitness & Exercise

Active Desk lets you burn calories while checking your email

Active Desk combines a recumbent exercise bike with a work desk, increasing your daily physical activity while you work.
Science

New “super gel” is liquid when cold and stiffens when heated

A newly-created "super gel" is liquid when cold and stiffens when heated.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Understanding bat evolution could lead to new treatments for viruses and aging

Scientists believe the genes of virus-resistant and long-living wild bats might hold clues to treating cancer and infectious diseases in humans.
Science

Silicon nanoparticles could lead to on-demand hydrogen generation

Researchers at the University of Buffalo have created spherical silicon nanoparticles they claim could lead to hydrogen generation on demand becoming a “just add water” affair.
Automotive

Hennessey Venom GT sets new production car acceleration world record

American tuning house Hennessey Performance Engineering is crowing after its own production car, the Hennessey Venom GT, set a new Guinness World Record for the world’s fastest accelerating production car.

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