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DEMO: Xerox 'Color By Words' uses simple language to get great pictures
Xerox’s Color By Words technology lets users select phrases from a drop-down menu that help them adjust colors in their images simply, quickly and accurately.
Photography
myPANTONE App puts color library in your iPhone
The release of a new iPhone App is sure to please graphic designers, decorators and artists who work with Pantone colors. myPANTONE is a digital app for iPhones that gives designers more flexibility when choosing and working with Pantone palettes.
Urban Transport
Mosquito Electric Bike by Toto Design
Toto Design are currently in the pre-production phase for its new electric bike, the Mosquito, readying for an April 2010 release
Games
The puzzling Revomaze is a maze wrapped in metal - updated
The Revomaze is a cylindrical puzzler that has been individually milled from a solid block of metal and features an internal labyrinth that must be navigated to remove the metal core and solve the puzzle.
Marine
Anti-paparazzi lasers being fitted to the world's biggest private yacht
Roman Abramovich's Eclipse will be the biggest (at 560ft, or 170m) and most expensive (at US$1.2 billion) yacht that the world has ever seen - but its most notable feature is a laser system that disables the cameras of snooping paparazzi.
Computing
Intel unveils world's first working 22nm chips
Intel recently unveiled the world's first working chips using 22nm transistor technology.
Children
Kid Kustoms' Roddler stroller converts into a cool trike
Kid Kustoms' trike conversion kit replaces the front end of the Roddler stroller to create a trike for your trendy tot.
AI and Humanoids
DUSTBOT collaborative, multifunctional robots keep your town clean
The DUSTBOT project recently demoed two multifunctional robots aimed at keeping town streets clean and door-to-door garbage pickup.
Computing
World’s biggest and fastest desktop hard drive from Seagate
Seagate’s new Barracuda XT is a 7200RPM drive that boasts 2TB of storage space and lays claim to being the world’s fastest desktop hard drive with a blazing 6Gb/second SATA interface.
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Atmospheric photos from Project Icarus
MIT students have launched probably the cheapest off-the-shelf photographic mission ever, capturing photos of the earth from space for next to nothing
Robotics
Panasonic's robotic-bed-cum-wheelchair helps maintain independent lifestyle
Panasonic has developed a bed which can transform into a wheelchair, and back again, while the user remains in it, reducing the need for assistance and making it easier for people with limited mobility to retain their independence.
Automotive
Drawing power from the road
Engineering company IAV is looking to embed roads with electrical conductors that would “refuel” the electric cars of the future while they are driving or parked, using a non-contact electromagnetic induction system.
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