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New tissue-hugging implants using flexible electronics
A new type of implantable device created using flexible electronics can measure the heart’s electrical output and could mark the beginning of a new wave of surgical electronics.
Urban Transport
Magic Wheel Scooter - hands-free mobility
The Magic Wheel Scooter is a cross between a scooter, in-line skates and a unicycle with no handlebars and no brakes.
Games
Upcoming PS3 3.21 firmware update removes Other OS functionality, adds nothing
Sony's upcoming firmware update removes the Other OS feature from the non-Slim PS3s which were available until Q4 2009.
Automotive
Hummer H2 Bomber ready to hit the slopes with Mattracks rubber tracks
The customized Hummer H2 Bomber from Geiger Cars replaces the H2’s regular wheels with Mattracks rubber tracks on each wheel to provide unrivaled traction on virtually any terrain.
Science
New water desalination approach could lead to portable units for disaster relief or remote locations
A new approach to desalination, called ion concentration polarization, could lead to small, portable desalination units that could deliver enough fresh water to supply the needs of a family or small village.
Computing
Eclipse litetouch keyboards with 3-in-1 LCD touch panel
The Eclipse litetouch Keyboard features a 3-in-one LCD touch panel which can be customized to allow you to access your favorite websites and applications with a single button press.
Outdoors
Honda's new generator is powered by butane gas canisters
Honda ENEPO EU9iGB butane generator
Wearables
Augmented reality hits the catwalk
Designers Cassette Playa brought augmented reality to the catwalk at this year's London Fashion Show
Science
Self-healing materials could lead to safer nuclear reactors
Researchers using computer simulations have created a mechanism whereby displaced atoms (caused by radiation) are returned to their rightful place.
Environment
Century Gothic is the 'greenest' font
University of Wisconsin - Green Bay (UWGB) has switched their default email font to Century Gothic as it uses 30% less ink than default font Arial when printed.
Mobile Technology
iPad news roundup #2
We're still holding on to the firehose of
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Marine
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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