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Automatic or self-winding watches are becoming more popular, especially with women: The Sparta Mini from Orbita is a compact single-watch winding device that is both affordable and stylish.

German electrical automation company Festo has used the shape of the acquatic, flightless bird to construct bionic penguins.

LG first in world to launch new digital TVs that play DivX HD videos.

The SpacePilot PRO might look like the ultimate game control but is in fact a powerful tool for design engineers working with 3D computerized environments.

The Samba PWC looks like a stingray and is ridden in a motorcycle-like crouch. Weighing just 200 pound, an 80 bhp motor gives it performance to match the fastest 250 bhp sit-downs, plus extreme agility, control and acrobatic capabilities

The Striding Harvester offers a forrest-friendly design concept enables the harvesting machine to selectively push down on the soil through a fairly small footprint, consequently allowing for faster regeneration.

Vanderbilt University's Institute for Software Integrated Systems (ISIS) has developed a system that can display the location of enemy shooters in three dimensions and accurately identify the caliber and type of weapons they are firing.

Billed as the world’s first and lightest HD wearable camcorder, the ContourHD shoots widescreen, 1280x720 HD quality video at 30 frames per second.

Computer engineers at Washington University in St. Louis have coupled a smartphone with USB-based ultrasound probe technology to produce a compact, mobile computational platform and a medical imaging device that fits in the palm of a hand.

Check out what we've covered so far this week over at The Mobiler.

Researchers can detect damage to critical suspension components in military vehicles simply by driving over a speed bump-like "diagnostic cleat" containing sensors.

Late last year reports surfaced on the internet of a modified radio controlled helicopter equipped with a .45 caliber hand gun, including a video of the RC copter doing target practice with live ammunition (see below). It seems the US Army have been thinking along the same lines, except this one car