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TwingTec aims to harvest wind power using kites
Poised halfway between the complexity of Makani and the simplicity of SkySails, the TwingKite uses an advanced lightweight construction to generate energy from the wind.
Aircraft
Sagita's hot air-powered Sherpa rethinks the ultra-light helicopter
Certainly one of the more intriguing things on display at this year's Paris Air Show, the Sherpa by Belgian startup Sagita aims to make the helicopter simpler, more efficient, more reliable and more affordable.
Science
Conversation coach software works like a social simulator
MIT has developed a computer program that assesses its user's conversational skills.
Wearables
AR glasses let profs know if students are understanding their lectures
An experimental set of augmented reality glasses allow professors to see if any students are understanding their lecture.
Sports
Reebok's CheckLight system assesses knocks to athletes' heads
The CheckLight is a skull cap for athletes that warns when serious impacts have been delivered to the head.
Computing
2013 MacBook Air (11-inch) vs. Microsoft Surface Pro
Gizmag compares the specs (and other features) of the new 11-inch MacBook Air, and the Microsoft Surface Pro.
Urban Transport
Stair-descending skateboard hits Kickstarter
The makers of the stair-descending Stair-Rover skateboard have gone to Kickstarter to fund commercial production of their device.
Robotics
DARPA's advanced prosthetics give bomb disposal robot a delicate touch
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory are testing a dexterous bomb disposal robot that is equipped with advanced prosthetic arms and hands.
Around The Home
Kitchen Safe protects your treats from yourself with a time-lock
The Kitchen Safe is a plastic container that helps people control their indulgences with a tamper-proof lock rigged to a timer.
Outdoor Cooking
SolSource uses the heat of the sun to cook your food
SolSource allows outdoorsmen to grill using the heat of the sun.
Architecture
Slip House provides template for future affordable and sustainable family homes
Slip House, by UK-based Carl Turner Architects, fits neatly between a row of terraced houses in Brixton, London, but it's not quite your typical two-up-two down.
Architecture
Paper Bale Theater aims to offer actors a sustainable stage
Paris-based architectural and scenography firm Studio Andrew Todd has unveiled a theater made primarily of paper.
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