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New “super gel” is liquid when cold and stiffens when heated

A newly-created "super gel" is liquid when cold and stiffens when heated.
Wearables

Machina's MIDI Controller Jacket turns your body into an electronic instrument

The MJ v01 MIDI Controller Jacket conceals a variety of sensors that sync to iOS and Android devices to create electronic music through the wearer's movements.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Understanding bat evolution could lead to new treatments for viruses and aging

Scientists believe the genes of virus-resistant and long-living wild bats might hold clues to treating cancer and infectious diseases in humans.
Science

Silicon nanoparticles could lead to on-demand hydrogen generation

Researchers at the University of Buffalo have created spherical silicon nanoparticles they claim could lead to hydrogen generation on demand becoming a “just add water” affair.
Automotive

Hennessey Venom GT sets new production car acceleration world record

American tuning house Hennessey Performance Engineering is crowing after its own production car, the Hennessey Venom GT, set a new Guinness World Record for the world’s fastest accelerating production car.
AI and Humanoids

Dr. GIY's Pre-made Me robot maid cleans up on the dance floor

Pre-made Me is a dancing maid-like, custom-built robot from one of Japan's most respected hobbyists.
Automotive

Experimental EV has four independently-actuated wheels

A team of researchers from Ohio State University are currently developing an EV in which each of the wheels is independently controlled, and contains its own motor and battery pack.
Outdoor Cooking

Grub Hub packs a camp kitchen in a rolled suitcase

The Grub Hub is an all-in-one camping solution that transports all your cooking gear and sets up into a full kitchen.
Urban Transport

JAC< foldable electric scooter for urban commuters

JAC< is a lightweight, foldable electric scooter designed to solve the first and last mile problem faced by urban commuters.
Architecture

"Party Wall" wins MOMA Young Architects award

New York design team CODA has won this year’s Young Architects Program prize awarded by the Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1 for its eco-friendly “Party Wall” pavilion.
Bicycles

Clarity Bike concept suggests transparent future for cycling

Clarity Bike, from German studio Designaffairs, is a concept asking the question of whether a transparent polymer could work as a frame material.
Electronics

Stretchable electrical wires heal back together after being severed

An experimental new type of electrical wire can heal itself back together when cut in two.

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