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Body and Mind

Dutch scientists develop home sperm counting device

Dutch scientists are working on a "lab on a chip" device that can let guys do their own sperm counts at home - avoiding the embarrassment and inconvenience, if not the mess, of visiting a fertility clinic.
Electronics

Millimeter-scale, energy-harvesting sensor could operate almost perpetually

Researchers have developed a solar-powered sensor system that is just nine cubic millimeters in size and can harvest energy from its surroundings to operate nearly perpetually.
Urban Transport

Britain's first amphibious bus nearly becomes a submarine

Great Britain's first amphibious bus service has hit a slight snag in testing - a component failure halting the Stagecoach Amphibious Bus in its third crossing of the river Clyde between Renfrew and Yoker in Scotland.
Around The Home

Nanopool says the case is clear for spray-on glass

Nanopool has developed a glass coating that can be sprayed on to almost any surface.
Robotics

Willow Garage offers free robots to researchers

Robotics company Willow Garage is giving ten of its PR2 robots to deserving research groups, in hopes of creating an open-source robotics platform.
Automotive

The Z car enters middle age

The Z car has turned 40, having arrived on American soil as the Datsun 240Z in October, 1969 at just US$3,626 and a limited production 370Z 40th Anniversary Edition will be available later this month at US$38,860.
Automotive

TREXA announces pricing details for DIY electric car

TREXA has announced a base price of US$15,999 for its open-source electric vehicle development platform.
Around The Home

The Autonomous Saucier provides an extra hand in the kitchen

The Autonomous Saucier is a clever device that automatically stirs your sauce, freeing you up for other food preparation
Photography

Canon EOS Rebel T2i Digital SLR camera

Canon has announced a digital SLR it hopes will succeed in bridging the gap between entry level and professional systems
Bicycles

Japan's two-second folding bicycle

Folding bicycles are nothing new. But this new 2-second folding bike takes convenience to a new level.
Science

Quantum computing researchers achieve control over individual electrons

Princeton researchers have found a way to manipulate individual electrons for faster quantum computers.
Robotics

RealTouch - World’s first virtual sex device for men (NSFW)

The RealTouch is a virtual sex device for men that matches sensation with on screen action.

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