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Eddie Paul - If it doesn't work, it just isn't finished yet
Serial inventor Eddie Paul has created working prototypes of dozens of inventions. If you can conceive it, he can probably build it. Beginning as a self-taught
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Another Citroen/Loeb World Record - winning every stage in a WRC event
October 24, 2005 That's right - it's not a mistake. Sebastien Loeb won every stage of the Rally of France of the weekend. The 2005 World Rally Championship has
Good Thinking
Oxfam innovates to tackle shelter crisis in earthquake zone
October 20, 2005 Aid organisation Oxfam International is having to innovate to fill the gaps in shelter provision for the hundreds of thousands of people left h
Motorcycles
Yamaha V-Max 2005 and MT-OS concept bikes
October 25, 2005 One of the trends of the most recent motorcycle shows in Paris and Tokyo has been showing new concept motorcycles and being very vague with th
Military
Multi Ammunition Softkill System uses Bullfighting methodology
October 25, 2005 The effectiveness of armed forces has improved dramatically thanks to the availability of advanced, information-processing sensors, but as the
Children
Volvo Child Safety Seats released
October 25, 2005 Volvo pioneered automotive safety long before it was fashionable and its stocks have risen in recent years as active safety has become non-dag
Robotics
The Snark - the meanest VTOL UAV on the planet
October 29, 2005 Meet the Snark – an Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle of immense capability that demonstrates just how far the breed has come in such a short per
Aircraft
Star Wars-style Pod Racing comes to life - the Rocket Racing League blasts off
October 28, 2005 Think of a cross between Star Wars Pod Racing and Formula 1 and you have the Rocket Racing League (RRL) – a new formula racing competition wit
Automotive
BMW's new Z4 M Roadster
October 27. 2005 BMW will redefine the benchmark for two-seater soft-top sportscars when the much-anticipated Z4 M Roadster arrives early next year. The M ver
Automotive
The Combat T-98 Armoured Luxury SUV
October 31, 2005 What would you drive if you knew that the bad guys were coming after you? For many wealthy businessmen across the planet, assassination and k
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Yaktrax - snowchains for your feet
October 30, 2005 We put snow chains on our cars to give us traction on ice and snow, so this is one of those ideas we’ll accept fairly readily. Indeed, the Yak
Computing
MYPCE - very ergonomic workstation
October 30, 2005 We first wrote up Personal Computer Environments two years ago and we’re still enthralled by the company’s vision and products, specifically t
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