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  • Nadir is a watch with hands that point inwards rather than outwards. This changes the aesthetic, offering an unusual perspective on time. With your eye drawn naturally to the center of the face, Nadir arguably makes it easier to tell what time it is.
  • 3D printing technology has assisted in life-saving heart surgery performed on a 14-month old child, with engineers at the University of Louisville producing a printed model of the child's heart prior to the procedure that enabled doctors to better prepare for the operation.
  • Playing with your food is generally frowned upon, but very little is said about playing music with your food. Artists Emilie Baltz and Carla Diana are exploring exactly that concept. Their work Lickestra is a musical performance in which ice cream is used as the instrument.
  • A tiny catheter-based probe may soon give doctors a 3D real-time forward view from inside coronary blood vessels – or from inside the heart itself – not unlike that seen by the microscopic submarine crew in the movie Fantastic Voyage.
  • As Tesla’s Supercharger network expands and Model S sales continue to grow, so does the company’s need to find a more economical battery solution. A proposed technology amalgamation in the form of the Gigafactory could theoretically reduce per kWh and lithium-ion costs by over 30 percent by 2020.
  • A whopping 135 3D printers churn away in the new Aleph Objects LulzBot factory, creating tomorrow's TAZ 3 3D printer and other products including a 3D scanner, a Mini, and the TAZ 4. Step inside for our tour of this libre hardware company.
  • Boeing has stepped outside the field of aeronautics to develop a security-focused smartphone – the Boeing Black. The device will be unavailable to the general public, being designed from the ground up to be the go-to device for the US Defense and Security communities.
  • Chris Ferguson, commander of the STS-135 Atlantis mission in 2011, went on a virtual flight to the International Space Station (ISS) in a ground-based simulator as part of NASA’s testing requirements for Boeing’s Crew Space Transportation (CST)-100 spacecraft.
  • Creative has launched the Sound Blaster Roar SR20 portable Bluetooth speaker, with five speaker drivers in a bi-amp configuration and long battery life.
  • Revolights is a bicycle lighting system in which the front of the front wheel lights up to serve as a headlight, while the back of the rear wheel illuminates to act as a tail light. While it's a clever setup, it's not cheap. That's why its designers have announced the more affordable Revolights Arc.
  • There are at least two things that you can say about stand-up paddleboards: they're popular, and they're big. This means that while a lot of people may want one, they might not have room to store or transport it. That's why Point 65 is introducing its Rum Runner, that can be taken apart in seconds.
  • In January, Gizmag traveled around Germany to the Boot Dusseldorf and ISPO Munich shows. We've covered many of our finds already, but both shows were so filled with new gear and innovation, we combined some of the remaining ones into a large gallery.
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