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Automotive

Citroen's 1955 DS set for reprise with DS6

Teaser shots have appeared on Citroen's Facebook page for a new as-yet-unnamed vehicle. The shots indicate a similarity to the Metropolis Concept of 2010 and the likelihood is that we're looking at the DS6.
Urban Transport

Velocity e-bike features weight-reducing removable power system

The Velocity is a prototype pedal-electric bicycle with a power system that can be removed when not needed, to reduce weight.
Automotive

CODA delivers its first electric cars in California

Electric car-maker CODA has delivered sedans to its first three customers.
Computing

Twittertape Machine brings antiquated charm to social networking

The Twittertape Machine prototype from Adam Vaughan connects to his Twitter account via Ethernet, checks for updates twice every minute and prints out a hard copy of any new Tweets without the need for printer ink.
Photography

New Belkin devices add camera-like functionality to iPhones

Belkin’s LiveAction Camera Grip and LiveAction Camera Remote allow iPhone photographers to use a shutter release button to take their shots.
Good Thinking

Desktop-sized CT scanner created as a teaching aid

DeskCAT is a miniature visible-light CT scanner, designed for use in medical school classrooms.
Computing

Seagate demonstrates HAMR hard drive technology that promises 60 TB HDDs

Seagate has demonstrated a milestone storage density of 1 terabit per square inch using a next-generation recording technology called heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) that promises 60 TB hard drives.
Environment

3D solar cells could be integrated into solar roof tiles

California-based company Solar3D has announced it is conducting a study to explore the potential for integrating its 3D solar cell technology directly into roof tiles.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Inkjet bioprinting opens cells to new possibilities

Researchers at Clemson University have discovered that inkjet bioprinting disrupts the membranes of the cells being printed, leaving them open to having proteins inserted.
Around The Home

The Scrubba - the world's smallest washing machine

The Scrubba wash bag is a portable pocket-sized washing machine weighing 180gm and incorporating a flexible washboard into a sealable bag. It might change the way travelers wash their clothing.
Automotive

Anti-stick coating reduces F1 downforce losses

UK coatings specialist Zircotec is developing coatings for aerodynamic surfaces, which are clawing back lost down-forces.
Music

Boingy Boingy suspended drum kit gets drummers moving

The Boingy Boingy is a spring-suspended drum kit, that allows drummers to give a more dynamic performance.

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