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Robotics

UPenn's GRASP lab unleashes a swarm of Nano Quadrotors

UPenn's GRASP lab unleashes a swarm of nano quadrotors that can fly in formation.
Automotive

Stanford system could allow EVs to recharge from the road, while moving

Stanford researchers have made a step toward wireless electric vehicle charging.
Sports

Zeal iON goggles boast built-in HD camera

The Zeal iON ski goggles give you a built-in camera and viewfinder.
Environment

125 MW solar power plant to land in Arizona by end of 2013

Fluor Corporation has announced plans to build a 125 MW photovoltaic solar power plant in Maricopa County, Arizona by the end of 2013.
Urban Transport

Overade foldable bicycle helmet design saves space as well as your skull

The overade is a unisex helmet that folds down to a size that is compact enough to fit into a purse or a backpack.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Material implants slowly release medicine over period of months

A new "superhydrophobic material" developed by a team of scientists might one day lead to implants that could gradually release medication over a period of months.
Science

West Coast Chill lays claim to title of "World's First Self-Chilling Beverage"

West Coast Chill is being touted as the world's first beverage to be sold in a self-chilling can.
Marine

James Cameron performs deepest-ever solo sub dive, with a deeper one on the way

Famed film director James Cameron recently completed the deepest solo submarine dive ever, with plans to go even deeper later this year
Body and Mind

Forget the new iPad - the sub-10-cent oPAD could save lives

Scientists have created a simple, inexpensive folded-paper-based sensor, that could detect diseases in body fluid samples.
Good Thinking

New system "works with the ocean" to plan best routes for autonomous subs

A new algorithmic system allows AUVs to reach their destinations faster, or to use less power, by identifying and traveling with existing ocean currents.
Medical Devices

Artificial vein valve could replace drugs for treating common circulatory problem

Artificial venous valves could be used as a permanent substitute for medication in the treatment of chronic venous insufficiency.
Aircraft

Skydiving from 71,500 feet: Red Bull Stratos test jump a success

Base jumper aims to break sound barrier in free-fall.

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