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Robotics

Twenty years in the making - ASIMO the humanoid robot

Honda has come a long way towards realising its vision of creating a humanoid robot since its bi-pedal (two-legged) robot named 'EO' successfully took its first
Mobile Technology

Samsung's "Matrix Reloaded" phone

Samsung Electronics and Warner Bros. have struck a promotional deal covering the rights for the second and third installments of The Matrix trilogy. Designed by
Children

Home automation designed for kids

US home automation manufacturer Smarthome have introduced a line of devices specifically for kids including the Keep Out Doorknob Motion Sensor - a motion-sensi
Aircraft

The most advanced, spacious Airliner ever conceived

Due to take to the skies in 2006, the massive double-decker A380 is the most advanced, spacious and efficient airliner ever conceived. Its 555 passengers will e
Automotive

Twin engine Dune Buggy for the 21st Century

The unusual Hoggar concept from Peugeot stood out from the crowd at the 2003 Geneva motor show - not only by virtue of it's radical open design, but through the
Around The Home

Advanced oven cooks up to five times quicker

Combining thermal, convection, and microwave energies, GE's range of Profile ovens promise a highly efficient, automated cooking process that's both versatile a
Aircraft

Powered parachuting on a recumbent bike

It not exactly what Spielberg's ET had in mind, but it's as close as you can get to a flying bicycle without extra-terrestrial intervention. The Para-Cycle is a
Automotive

Volkswagen's 1 litre car project

Bringing new meaning to the phrase 'running on the smell of an oily rag', Volkswagen's '1-litre' vehicle is capable of covering 100 km on less than one litre of
Mobile Technology

Cross-Platform Wireless Recharging

It's the modern day equivalent of a ball of string - the hopelessly tangled and mismatched collection of recharging cords that accumulates in the bottom drawer
Wearables

LED light glasses re-set the body clock

Australian Researchers from Flinders University have developed special LED light-glasses designed to re-calibrate our biological clocks and overcome problems such as insomnia and jet lag.
Remarkable People

Australian science aids America's Cup Victory

When Swiss yacht Alinghi won the 2003 Americas cup from Team New Zealand, it wasn't just the result of a badly timed snapped mast or the presence of New Zeala
Robotics

Bluetooth enabled Micro-robot

The World's smallest and thinnest Bluetooth-equipped micro-robot prototype will be unveiled at ROBODEX 2003 next month in Yokohama, Japan. Epson's Monsieur II h

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