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Giving robots a sixth sense to see in the murky depths
Researchers have fitted an underwater robot with an artificial sensory organ inspired by the so-called lateral line system found in fish and some amphibians that lets it orient itself in murky waters.
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Research points to full-screen braille reading possibilities
Researchers are working to develop a full-page, refreshable Braille display that would allow the blind to take full advantage of the Web and other computer applications.
Automotive
Chevy Cruze Eco claims hybrid-like efficiency without the price tag
The soon-to-be-released Chevrolet Cruze Eco promises hybrid-like fuel efficiency, but without the hybrid price tag.
Computers
NVIDIA officially outs GeForce GTX 480 and GTX 470 graphics cards
NVIDIA has announced the forthcoming release of a couple of gaming GPUs which are not only fast performers but also offer a richer visual experience for the gamers at which they are aimed
Mobile Technology
MagiTact lets you operate your cell phone with magnets
Trying to get to your phone whilst it’s buried at the bottom of your bag is not the way to make friends with your local librarian.
Automotive
Superbus: on-demand luxury public transport at over 150 mph
Looking more like a futuristic stretch limo than a bus the Superbus is a 15-meter long vehicle that provides seating for 23 passengers and can travel up to 250 kmh.
Environment
Lower cost solar panels using plastic electronics
Researchers have developed a method of using low-cost plastics to conduct electricity in solar panels, which could lead to cheaper solar power generation.
Sports
Out of the Porsche factory comes the world's most expensive golf car
The Garia Soleil de Minuit is labeled the world's most expensive golf car (not cart) - at US$52,000 for the top-of-the-range model, it's no wonder.
Mobile Technology
iPad news roundup #2
We're still holding on to the firehose of
iPad news
as the official April 3 release date approaches.
Automotive
Mercedes Vito electric-taxi heads for the streets of London
This plug-in electric conversion of the Mercedes Vito can carry up to six people and has a range of 120 kilometers on a single six hour charge.
Aircraft
787 Dreamliner completes wing-bending test
During a wing load test, the 787 Dreamliner was subjected to loads 150 percent greater than it can expect to endure during service.
Games
Playing computer games with the blink of an eye
Students from Imperial College London have developed a gaming system which uses eye movement to control gameplay and consists of readily available, off-the-shelf, cheap components
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