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Getting inside the mind of a terrorist to prevent attacks

Using P300 brain wave reading technology, researchers have been able to accurately deduct details regarding a mock planned terrorist attack.
Urban Transport

Kia Electric POP Commuter Vehicle Concept

The continued trend towards smaller and lighter urban commuter vehicles continued today with Kia showing glimpses of an all-new electric concept car it will reveal at the Paris Show on September 30.
Marine

Jumping the shark: the Innespace Seabreacher X

The Seabreacher X is preposterous in theory – a boat shaped like a shark – but in practice it's an adrenaline machine that can do things no other watercraft can, like barrel rolls and 12-foot leaps.
Automotive

G-Power claims world’s fastest sedan title with 372 km/h modified BMW M5

German tuning company G-Power is claiming to have set a world record speed for a sedan of 372 km/h (231 mph) with its M5 Hurricane RR.
Photography

Ricoh announces CX4 compact digital superzoom

Ricoh has unveiled the successor to its popular CX3 compact superzoom - the appropriately named CX4 - with a new body design, tracking auto-focus and improved image stabilization
Photography

Nikon unveils new Coolpix with built-in projector

Nikon has updated its Coolpix projector camera with increased brightness, more megapixels and high def movie recording.
Mobile Technology

HyperMac Stand provides power boost for iPad

The HyperMac Stand from the Sanho Corporation combines an iPad stand with two angular viewing options, with a 16 hour backup battery pack
Materials

Straining graphene creates strongest pseudo-magnetic fields ever sustained in a lab

Researchers have reported the creation of pseudo-magnetic fields far stronger than the strongest magnetic fields ever sustained in a laboratory – just by putting the right kind of strain onto a patch of graphene.
Military

HEADS Generation II helmet sensor unveiled

BAE Systems has announced a second generation of HEADS sensors, which detect when a soldier has received a concussive blow to the head.
Wearables

QUIETPRO+ Intelligent Hearing System headed offshore

The QUIETPRO+ Intelligent Hearing System, which protects users from loud noises while allowing them to hear other people, is being adapted for use on offshore oil platforms.
Computing

Internet gets security upgrade

The Internet's domain naming system is about to benefit from a security overhaul aimed at putting a stop to browser hijacking
Good Thinking

The SeaKettle life raft will make drinking water from the sea

The Sea Kettle concept life raft not only aims to provide shelter from the elements but also drinking water from the sea

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