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Robotics

Robotic hand gets a grip using string artificial tendons

European researchers have created a robotic arm with precise control to pick up a diverse range of objects enabled by a novel string actuator that acts as an artificial tendon.
Space

Mini ionic motor to set small satellites free

A new ionic motor has been designed to extend the capabilities of the new breed of small satellites, opening them up for exploration and observation missions.
Science

NUIverse: The killer app of an $8,000 tablet?

Microsoft Surface researcher David Brown is working on a marvelous space app that shows of not only the multi-touch power of Microsoft Surface, but also the computational grunt of the Samsung SUR40 on which it runs.
Environment

Researchers generate liquid fuel using electricity

Researchers at the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science have demonstrated a way to generate liquid fuel using electricity and CO2.
Photography

TAT7 case keeps your iPhone camera clicking underwater

The TAT7 iPhone Scuba Case allows iPhone users to take underwater photos down to a depth of 30 meters (100 ft).
Science

Computer outperforms humans at detecting lies, by watching the speaker's eyes

An experimental system allows a computer to determine whether or not a human speaker is lying, by observing their eye movements.
Motorcycles

The evolution of the sports motorcycle - statistics show how much faster sports bikes get each year

With the World Superbike Championship celebrating its 25th year in 2012, it is an ideal time to reflect on the profound influence the series has had on the development of the everyday motorcycle.
Wearables

earHero earphones let you hear your music, and the outside world

earHero earphones don't block the entire ear canal, reportedly allowing users to still hear outside noises.
Space

Hermes spacecraft aims to join tourism space race

Phoenix, Arizona-based STAR (Space Transport and Recovery) Systems is seeking funds to aid in the next stage of development of its Hermes spacecraft that would carry paying private passengers into space.
Automotive

The chunky new 2013 Mercedes-Benz GLK

The GLK, is a chunky and almost cute synthesis of the all-terrain vehicle paradigm and the current Mercedes-Benz style guide, especially after its 2013 model year refit.
Science

NASA's Perpetual Ocean animation turns ocean currents into art

NASA's stunning Perpetual Ocean animation visualizes ocean currents.
Electronics

Doctor creates his own Tricorder

Dr Peter Jansen has so far created two prototype Science Tricorders featuring an array of atmospheric, electromagnetic, and spatial sensors, and is now on his way to building a third.

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