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AI and Humanoids

Mini humanoid robots are beginning to walk more like people

Two Japanese roboticists have programmed their miniature humanoid robots to walk more like humans.
Science

UV-LEDs make bygones of strawberry mold and decay

UV-LEDs in selective wavelengths prevent the growth of mold and decay in strawberries.
Architecture

WoodSkin aims to bridge the gap between virtual design and real construction

Interdisciplinary design studio MammaFotogramma hope to bridge the virtual to reality design gap through the development of a flexible wood surfacing material named WoodSkin.
Aircraft

NASA shows that icing inside turbofan engines kills power

NASA has developed a world-first test facility to study turbofan icing at high altitudes.
Urban Transport

TOSA tech charges up electric buses in 15 seconds

A new flash-charging system for electric buses delivers 15-second-long battery boosts at selected stops.
Wellness and Healthy Living

intelligentM ensures that healthcare workers wash their hands

The intelligentM system monitors the hand-washing activities of healthcare workers, to make sure that they're doing it properly and frequently enough.
Outdoors

Vapur introduces foldable water bottle with built-in filter

A new, more versatile water purification system, the Vapur MicroFilter collapses into a small, portable package.
Computing

Thunderbolt 2 twice as speedy for 4K video streaming

Thunderbolt 2 doubles data transfer rates to 20 Gb/s which, with the incorporation of DisplayPort 1.2, will allow the transmission of raw 4K video as well as data.
Telecommunications

Sports broadcasts could soon feature Matrix-style replays

Live sports broadcasts may soon be able to include bullet-time photography, as popularized in the movie The Matrix.
Computing

Asus ups the ante (and resolution) with new multi-touch All-in-One PCs

Asus has announced that it has updated its range of iMac-alike all-in-one flat-pack PCs with two new models, the 23-in ET2311 and the higher-spec "ultra high-resolution" ET2702.
Sports

Can Flexiskates kickstart a new pavement roller-skiing craze?

Flexiskates feature a self-adjusting balancing mechanism for the stability of quad skates and the speed of blades, while also catering for simulated alpine ski carving on pavement.
Astronomy

NASA's Swift satellite reveals neighboring galaxies in unprecedented ultraviolet detail

Astronomers have used NASA's Swift satellite to produce two stunning ultraviolet images of our nearest neighboring galaxies.

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