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Computing

Breakthrough 3D gesture controller opens new vistas for human-computer interfacing

Microchip Technologies has developed the world's first gesture recognition chip based on measuring changes in a 3D electric field.
Marine

U-Boat Worx launches its C-Explorer 5 submarine in Monaco

Dutch submarine manufacturer U-Boat Worx has launched its new C-Explorer 5 model.
Science

SBU’s Reality Deck breaks one billion-pixel resolution barrier

SBU's new Reality Deck boasts 416 high resolution screens that provide a total resolution of 1.5 billion pixels, making it what SBU says is the largest resolution immersive display ever built driven by a graphic supercomputer.
Automotive

Honda's new 1.6 liter diesel engine is lightest in its class

Honda has announced that it will be installing its 1.6-liter i-DTEC diesel engine in the 2013 Civic manufactured at the company’s facility in Swindon, UK.
Children

ATOMS bricks convert LEGO sets and other toys into iPhone-controlled monsters

Former Apple designer Michael Rosenblatt has come up with ATOMS, a simple LEGO-compatible system that empowers children to build toys that do things.
Around The Home

Bar10der combines ten drink-mixing tools in one device

The Bar10der is a multitool that combines ten drink-mixing tools in one device.
Science

High-efficiency solar energy tech turns water into steam

A novel technology developed at Rice University uses light-absorbing nanoparticles to convert sunlight into steam for clean energy production, sanitation, and human waste treatment.
Wearables

Re-Timer resets body clock to counter jet lag

The Re-Timer is a wearable device that emits a soft green light onto the eyes to reset the body’s internal clock to counter jet lag, improve the alertness of shift workers and make waking up in the morning easier.
Games

The world's most high-tech (and expensive) Scrabble board

Mind Sports International has developed a £20,000 (about US$31,800) Scrabble board that uses RFID chips to detect each tile and transmit the data online.
Music

Focusrite launches iTrack Solo recording interface for iPad

Focusrite has released the iTrack Solo professional audio recording interface for the iPad, with studio-quality guitar and microphone inputs and built-in monitoring.
Wearables

CommBadge Bluetooth wearable smartphone speaker invokes Star Trek

The CommBadge is a wearable Bluetooth speaker phone that pairs with Android and iOS, and isn’t too far removed from something Star Trek’s Captain Picard might wear.
Around The Home

Spicy paper claimed to keep fruits and veggies fresh longer

FreshPaper is herb-infused paper, that is claimed to prolong the shelf life of fresh fruits and vegetables.

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