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Hover Junkers for HTC Vive: One of VR's first killer games is like being in a real gunfight
With the consumer HTC Vive set to ship in a few weeks, we're now getting a clearer picture of the marquee games that will be launching alongside the VR headset on SteamVR. Hover Junkers reminds us that gunplay in VR goes far beyond your typical Halo or Call of Duty.
Mobile Technology
Phone-charging hydroelectric plant fits in your backpack
About two years ago, Seoul-based company Enomad made news when it put mobile phone charging stations along the manmade Cheonggyecheon River. This year at Austin's SXSW festival, the company has demonstrated that it's been able to shrink the concept down.
Architecture
NZ architects transform retro caravan into a mobile office
With the help from local business Retro Events, Studio106's director Dion Gosling and interior designer Kerri Cunliffe converted a retro caravan into a mobile office space, complete with cardboard desks and portable furniture.
Home Entertainment
Review: Miyo DAC/amp turns up the heat on handy hi-res music listening
Originally launched on Kickstarter, the Miyo DAC/amp has started shipping to consumers. The audio nerds behind the device promised listeners the same kind of audio quality and sonic detail found in a professional recording studio. Gizmag got one to review.
Obesity
Brown cell-booster flicks the fat switch
In search of such a trigger to turn bad fat into good, scientists have uncovered a switch in the fat cells of mice that helps them shed the extra pounds. The good news? That very same switch is present in humans.
Automotive
707-hp Jeep Trailcat prepped for 50th Easter Safari
Jeep never holds back when it comes time to stretch its imagination and create some crazy concepts. This year at the 50th Annual Easter Safari, the American off-roading brand has taken things to the next level with seven concepts, including a 707-hp Hellcat-powered Wrangler.
Space Systems
ExoMars 2016 is on its way to the Red Planet
The latest mission to Mars began its long journey today as the ExoMars 2016 lifted off at 09:31 GMT atop a Russian Proton-M/Breeze-M rocket at the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
Environment
Stepping back in time to protect the future of the Great Barrier Reef
In the first study of its kind, a team of scientists has altered the seawater chemistry in a natural section of the Great Barrier Reef to mimic pre-industrial conditions, observing just how well the coral was able to grow before we came along and altered the landscape.
Outdoors
Smart paddle coaches kayakers
Sea kayaking is like a lot of other activities, in that just because you enjoy doing it, doesn't mean you're doing it right. Well, that's where Motionize Paddle comes in. It's a system that uses your smartphone to assess and improve your paddling.
Architecture
Vancouver on track for Arbutus Greenway linear park
Vancouver is following the lead of other world cities by repurposing a disused rail line to create a new walking and cycling route. The Arbutus Greenway project will provide a continuous route for pedestrians and cyclists from Milton Street to 1st Avenue.
Wellness and Healthy Living
Could a pill prevent cavities?
You may have already heard about how the introduction of probiotic "beneficial bacteria" to the gut can aid in digestion. Now, scientists from the University of Florida are proposing doing something similar with peoples' mouths. The result could be a cavity-prevention pill.
Body and Mind
Stripping donor hearts and repopulating them with recipient-derived stem cells
Scientists are working on ways to create bioengineered human hearts by first stripping donor hearts of cells and then using the potential recipient's own induced pluripotent stem cells to generate cardiac muscle cells that can be used to repopulate the heart in an automated bioreactor system.
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