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World's first full HDR video system sees like the human eye
Researchers claim to have developed the world's first full High Dynamic Range video system, which allows for videos that are exposed in a fashion similar to that of the human visual perception system.
Automotive
Mazda Minagi compact crossover Concept to showcase SKYACTIV Technologies
Mazda will show a compact crossover SUV concept dubbed the Minagi at this year's Geneva Motor Show. The Minagi will utilise Mazda's SKYACTIV technologies in its engine, transmission, body and chassis to achieve significant weight reduction.
Technology
New tech creates 3D faces from 2D images
Researchers have created a computer algorithm that creates 3D models based on 2D images of faces.
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Native Instruments announces Komplete 6 bundle for music creation
Native Instruments introduces an update to its popular music manipulation suite - Komplete 6
Science
Carbon nanotubes used to build a near-ideal efficiency solar cell
Cornell University researchers have developed a near-ideal efficiency solar cell using a carbon nanotube.
Science
New thinner, safer, blast-resistant glass
Researchers are developing and testing a new type of blast-resistant glass embedded with glass fibers that will be thinner, lighter and less vulnerable to small-scale explosions than conventional blast-resistant glass.
Aircraft
Flying-cam goes electric
The latest example of military-developed technology making the leap to a civilian application to catch our eye is the Flying-Cam III E SARAH – a fully electric quasi-UAV camera platform for getting those majestic soaring shots on film shoots.
Mobile Technology
Sony Ericsson’s PS3 Remote Play-ready Aino mobile phone
Sony Ericsson’s new Aino touchscreen slider mobile phone not only boasts an 8.1-megapixel camera, it also lets users access media content on their PS3 via Wi-Fi or over the Internet with a feature called Remote Play.
Aircraft
New class of UAVs look more like UFOs
AESIR has developed a Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) that has no external rotating parts, instead relying on a phenomenon known as the Coanda effect to generate lift.
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Graffiti-proofing our history
Graffiti on historic landmarks is hard to remove because the basic caustic solutions used may damage the underlying surface. Now a new breathable coating gives hope to protecting some of our landmarks from taggers.
Electronics
A colorful way to take note - the USB Moody Card Reader with Erasable Memo Pad
Brando has released the USB Moody Card Reader with Erasable Memo Pad.
Science
Heart of research lies in Xbox 360 chip
A new study by a University of Warwick researcher has demonstrated that scientists trying to model a range of processes could use an Xbox 360 chip to get all the power and capabilities they need.
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