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The remarkable Pan-Himalayan Railway
October 19, 2005 One of the world’s greatest railway journeys is set to open in 2007 with the news this week that the Pan-Himalayan Railway has been completed,
Telecommunications
Broadband solution for the high seas
October 19, 2005 Wireless communications and technology has become one the fastest growing and most universally adopted service products in history. The global
Mobile Technology
Nokia's Latest Fashion Phone Collection
October 19, 2005 Take a look back at any new technology in its infancy and its styling starts off rather conservatively. Telephones, television and cars are ob
Military
First live fly demonstration of airborne, maritime and fixed station JTRS prototype
October 15, 2005 The once free-flowing battlespace is fast becoming a tightly-integrated information system for the US military. Lockheed Martin this week succ
Military
U.S. Army invests US$22 million in next-generation thermal weapon sights
October 16, 2005 All objects emit infrared energy or heat, and this energy can be viewed with an infrared lens designed to create a thermogram, or picture, of t
Holiday Destinations
World's largest bridge to connect Italy and Sicily
October 17, 2005 The long-standing project to build the world’s largest bridge between Sicily and mainland Italy has cleared one of its final remaining obstacl
Electronics
Breakthrough in printed electronics
October 16, 2005 A world first in volume printed integrated electronics circuits was exhibited at the recent Plastics Electronics trade fair in Frankfurt. The
Wearables
More wearable electronics: the ‘FAT CONTROLLER’ Snow Glove
October 16, 2005 O’Neill Europe recently announced the latest addition to the H.2 Series range of wearable electronics with the arrival of the ‘Fat Controller’
Good Thinking
Meet the finalists: the most innovative companies in Science and Technology
October 18, 2005 This week the World Technology Network (WTN) announced the top individuals deemed the most innovative in the world of science and technology.
Robotics
Murata's Robot Bicyclist
October 15, 2005 One of the many interesting displays at CEATAC last week was the bicycling robot “Murata Boy” developed by Japanese electronic components manuf
Motorcycles
Honda to unveil key motorcycle safety initiatives: rider trainer and airbags
October 15, 2005 One of the sad facts about riding a motorcyle is that although it can accelerate quicker and stop faster than an automobile, the lack of a ste
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World's First Active In-Wall Speakers
September 19, 2005 Last week’s CEDIA Expo 2005 saw some interesting new technologies showcased to the electronic design and installation community, with one of
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