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Music

New app listens to your melodies, then writes them out in notation

ScoreCleaner Notes is an iPhone app that takes a simple melody and instantly turns it into written notation.
Automotive

Volkswagen's 503 hp, 186 mph Design Vision GTI concept

Volkswagen's has unleashed its outrageous 503 hp Design Vision GTI at the Worthersee Festival in Austria.
Photography

Conran re-imagines the camera … with a big hole

The Conran design firm was recently asked to re-imagine an everyday item, and it produced a concept camera with a large hole through the middle.
Around The Home

Hyperion: the lamp you'd fend off with a stick

Hyperion is not only an insectoid light fitting, it's the star of a (very short) stop motion film.
Music

All-in-one portable DJ rig ready to bring the party to US shores

The PDJ portable stand-alone DJ system and music production studio is due for US release soon.
Home Entertainment

Start your virtual engines in US$116,650 F1 racing simulator

Costco UK is selling a full-scale F1 simulator to members for the low price of US$116,650.
Electronics

Hand-held "sound camera" shows you the source of noises

The SeeSV-S205 sound camera displays the source of noises in machinery.
Science

Make your own invisibility cloak with a 3D printer

Researchers at Duke University have developed an invisibility cloak that can be made by an entry-level 3D printer.
Outdoors

Windproof Rainshader claims to reinvent the umbrella

According to its inventor, the Rainshader umbrella doesn't turn inside out in the wind, drip on people, or poke them in the eye.
Architecture

London footbridge to raise like a Japanese fan

The hydraulic Merchant Square Bridge will raise and lower like a traditional folding Japanese fan.
Good Thinking

NeoLucida brings 19th Century sketching tech into the present

Two art professors are developing a $30 portable version of the camera lucida, an optical device used by artists throughout the 19th century.
Robotics

Aptima's Cognitive Patterns system helps robots make sense of the world

The Cognitive Patterns system is being developed to help robots understand what they perceive through their cameras and other sensors.

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