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Architecture

Juvet is a striking "Landscape Hotel" in the Norwegian wilderness

Designed by Norwegian architects Jensen & Skodvin, Juvet is a nature retreat that blends seamlessly with its wild environment.
Science

New technology allows for high-speed 3D printing of tiny objects

Researchers have created a high-speed 3D printer, capable of creating intricate objects smaller than a grain of sand.
Good Thinking

Delta Shelter provides almost indestructible living space

The Delta Shelter provides a durable living space with minimal environmental impact.
Automotive

The world's best known Cord sells for US$2.42 million

The world's best known Cord, winner of countless awards from 1930 to the present day, fell under the auctioneers hammer on Saturday, and sold for a record US$2.42 million. Great piccies.
Outdoors

Camera gun would let "harmless hunters" get killer wildlife shots

The Kill Shot is a proposed camera-equipped replica rifle, that would allow hunters to capture photos of animals instead of killing them.
Around The Home

Turn 2D photos into 3D relief scupltures

BumpyPhoto uses 3D-printing technology to produce 3D relief sculptures of 2D photos.
Mobile Technology

U Grok It uses your phone to find your misplaced things

U Grok It is a smartphone-based system that allows you to find missing items, that have been tagged with radio-frequency labels.
Allergies

Scientists working at creating allergy-free eggs

Scientists are working at altering eggs, so that they can create chickens which will proceed to lay hypoallergenic eggs.
Sports

Airhead insert increases helmet ventilation, eliminates "helmet hair"

The Airhead is a helmet accessory that keeps you cooler and more presentable.
Automotive

75th anniversary of the Mercedes Benz W125 Silver Arrow - 595 bhp and 750 kg in 1937

Grand Prix racing 75 years ago was different. Death was commonplace. Politics played a major role. The Mercedes W125 launched that year was a taste of the horsepower not seen again for 50 years - it averaged 132 mph at its first start
Military

DARPA wants swarms of "disposable" satellites to provide almost-live images on demand

DARPA is seeking to create the means to provide on-demand satellite imagery for troops on the front lines.
Science

Researchers send neutrino-message through 260 yards of rock

Researchers at Fermilab have succeeded in demonstrating that communication via neutrino beams can be accomplished with today's technology.

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