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Yamaha introduces computer-operated clutch and electronic shift actuators on FJR1300
October 28, 2005 Yamaha is introducing an interesting innovation to motorcycling with a 2006 version of the Yamaha FJR1300 – a computer operated, electric gears
Urban Transport
Toyota's i-swing personal mobility concept
Toyota has debuted its latest personal mobility concept at the Tokyo Show today to massive public interest. Toyota's i-swing is a new personal mobility vehicle
Mobile Technology
Personal amplifier delivers amplified, 3-D surround sound from MP3 players
October 6, 2005 One of the problems with most MP3 players is the lack of volume and lack of power to enable high quality headphones to be used, preventing the
Automotive
Mazda Senku 4-seat rotary sports car for adults
October 24, 2005 Mazda's SENKU concept vehicle debuted to the public at the 39th Tokyo Motor Show opening last Saturday and the carbon-fibre coloured machine tu
Robotics
Robotic fish in action at London Aquarium
October 11. 2005 There may be a different fish to see for every day of the year at the London Aquarium at County Hall, but there's a new variety that has never
Around The Home
The intelligent door handle
October 7, 2005 The diversity of communication and security systems which greet a visitor attempting to enter a doorway these days can be daunting to the visit
Automotive
F1 Japanese GP: Kimi Raikkonen wins from 17th on the Grid
October 10, 2005 Having won nine of the previous 12 Grands Prix the team contested, a McLaren Mercedes victory was predictable at the Japanese Grand Prix held y
Photography
Low cost professional Teleprompter for digital video producers
October 6, 2005 If you ever wondered why reporters and news anchors look and sound so knowledgeable, one of the primary reasons is that they use teleprompters.
Motorcycles
Suzuki gets serious with a 107 cubic inch motorcycle
October 11, 2005 The Suzuki M109 is intended for the power cruiser marketplace – the market begun and dominated by Harley Davidson that has attracted competito
Photography
30th Anniversary of the Digital Camera
October 7, 2005 2005 marks the 30th anniversary of the one of the hottest consumer electronic products in the world today – the digital camera. In 1975, the wo
Marine
The Surf Shark helps humans swim like a fish
October 27, 2005 NEW IMAGES UPLOADED The Surf Shark and the Electric Dolphin are electric aquatic vehicles with a difference – instead of holding onto them a
Robotics
Stanford University wins DARPA Grand Challenge race for robots - five complete course
The DARPA Grand Challenge race for autonomous robotic vehicles has been run and won, with five robots completing the 132 mile course and the first four all fini
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