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Electronics

Vertical Vinyl plays off-the-wall records

ION's Vertical Vinyl Wall Mountable Turntable lets users play their records vertically.
Robotics

Study shows why human-like robots give people the creeps

A recent study offers a suggestion as to the cause of our unease when seeing realistic, human-like robots.
Mobile Technology

Windows 7-based Lenovo IdeaPad Tablet P1 announced

Lenovo has unveiled its plans to release the 10.1-inch Lenovo IdeaPad Tablet P1, running Windows 7.
Good Thinking

Steampunk Plasma Speaker produces electrifying sound

The Steampunk Plasma Speaker uses high-frequency electrical discharges to play back music.
Good Thinking

The IntelliWheels Automatic Gear-Shifting system for wheelchairs

Scott Daigle, a graduate engineering student at the University of Illinois, has developed an automated gear system for wheelchairs called IntelliWheels that detects how the wheelchair is being pushed and changes gears accordingly.
Games

QUMA USB-powered figure could make 3D motion-capture easier

Developed by Japanese company SoftEther, QUMA is a 3D motion-capture figure equipped with a number of movement-tracking sensors.
Aircraft

Final Space Shuttle landing ends a remarkable chapter in space exploration

The space shuttle Atlantis touched down today in the final space shuttle mission marking the end of an era - we take a look back at the program.
Automotive

Students from Hongik University, Seoul win Ferrari World Design Contest

Students from Hongik University, Seoul have won this year's Ferrari Design Contest.
Good Thinking

Tata to build the world's cheapest house - 20 square metres for US$715

India's Tata group is to build the world's cheapest house - at 20 sq m, it will cost Rs 32,000 (EUR500 -GBP440 - US$715) and can be built in a week.
Bicycles

Flipphandle stem streamlines bicycle storage

The flipphandle is a bicycle handlebar stem that lets riders turn their handlebars sideways, so the bike can be more easily stored.
Computing

The Lion Roars: Mac OSX 10.7 - the Mac cat’s new features

The mission for Mac OS X Lion was clear - make the Mac OS comfortable and familiar to the new Apple mobile user audience
Good Thinking

Microsoft Research paper proposes using 'Data Furnaces' to heat the home

A Microsoft Research paper proposes distributing servers from data centers to office buildings and homes where they would act as a primary heat source.

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