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Automotive

Envia Systems claims energy density record for lithium-ion batteries

Envia Systems has developed a lithium-ion battery which is claimed to have two to three times the energy density of existing li-ions.
Computers

Raspberry Pi goes on sale, online Pi stalls collapse

Interest as the US$35 Raspberry Pi goes on sale crashes websites selling the credit card-sized Linux home computer.
Wellness and Healthy Living

World's first biodegradable joint implant grows new joints

Scientists have created the world's first biodegradable joint implant, which causes the body to regrow injured joint tissue.
Environment

The Sunflower focuses sunlight where you want it

The Sunflower is a heliostat designed for residential use.
Computers

Office 15 leaks indicate Metro-influenced UI and touch mode

Leaks of a technical preview of Office 15 indicate a combination Metro/Ribbon interface and touch support.
Automotive

Magna Steyr 3-in-1 pickup truck, convertible and SUV concept car

The Magna Steyr transforms seamlessly into an SUV, convertible and pickup truck.
Photography

Vintage Leica cameras head to auction

A collection of vintage Leica cameras are set to go to auction later this year at the WestLicht Photographica Auction.
Military

First industry railgun prototype launcher gets all fired up

The electromagnetic (EM) railgun prototype launcher that was recently installed at the Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) in Dahlgren, Virginia, has commenced firing, kicking off a two-month-long series of full-energy tests.
Alzheimer's & Dementia

Maintaining a brain protein’s sugar levels could prevent development of Alzheimer’s

Researchers have shown that ensuring that sugar levels in a brain protein known as tau are maintained could slow or prevent Alzheimer's disease.
Medical Devices

"Interface scaffolds" could wire prosthetics directly into amputees' nervous systems

Scientists at Sandia National Laboratories announce a breakthrough in prosthetics that may one day allow artificial limbs to be controlled by their wearers as naturally as organic ones and provide sensations of touch and feeling.
Electronics

14 year-old designs functioning Lego printer

The PriNXT may not be the first functioning printer made of Lego, but given that it was made by 14-year old Lego Mindstorms wunderkind Leon Overweel, we won't hold that against it.
Science

Smithsonian making 3D models of items from its collection

The Smithsonian Institute is making 3D replicas of items from its collection suitable for display or loan to other museums, or even schools.

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