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Wi-Vi system uses Wi-Fi to see through walls

A new "Wi-Vi" system developed at MIT can see through walls to track moving people using low-cost Wi-Fi technology.
Mobile Technology

TurtleCell iPhone case packs a set of retractable earbuds

The TurtleCell iPhone case features retractable earbuds so you always have a tangle-free set of headphones handy.
Electronics

K-array introduces the very flexible Anakonda KAN200 speaker

K-array has introduced the Anakonda KAN200 flexible speaker.
Good Thinking

Molson's beer fridge that only Canadians can open

Rethink advertising agency set up red fridges as part of an advertising campaign at various locations around Europe that incorporated a scanner that will only work the lock if a Canadian passport is inserted.
Architecture

Ikea's turns its flat-pack philosophy to improving refugee shelters

On World Refugee Day in June, the Ikea Foundation unveiled a new flat-pack refugee shelter with a modular design and solar panel.
3D Printing

Scientists create lithium-ion batteries the size of a grain of sand

Scientists have created lithium-ion batteries the size of a grain of sand, for use in tiny electronic devices.
Good Thinking

Canadian schoolgirl creates Hollow Flashlight powered by body heat

Ann Makosinski, a 15 year old high school student from Canada, has designed and built a flashlight powered purely by body heat.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Coffee socks keep your feet cool and smell-free

Ministry of Supply's new ATLAS socks use carbonized coffee to keep feet cool and smell-free.
Architecture

Passively-cooled Caterpillar House built from shipping containers

The latest shipping container-based home to grab our attention is the Caterpillar House, by Chilean architect Sebastián Irarrázaval.
Around The Home

Handibot brings portability and apps to CNC fabrication

ShopBot launches a Kickstarter campaign to fund production of its Handibot app-controlled portable CNC machine.
Around The Home

Recordura electronic door lock generates its own electricity

The Recordura electronic door lock runs purely on electricity generated by users pushing on its handle.
Automotive

James Bond’s submersible Lotus Esprit going under the hammer

The submersible Lotus that James Bond put into the drink in 1977's The Spy Who Loved Me is to go up for auction this September.

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