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Electrolux Design Lab 2010 semi-finalists announced

Electrolux has announced the 25 semi-finalists in this year's Design Lab competition.
Robotics

CRB100 module turns ordinary machines into robots

The CRB100 brain module can be added to almost any mobile machine, making it into a robot.
Wellness and Healthy Living

Replacing 'steel plate in the head' with skull's own material

New technology does away with titanium patches for punctures to the skull, and instead stimulates the growth of natural bone.
Sports

RoboCup 2 – return of the golf ball

Fine Tune Golf has launched an updated version of the RoboCup, their device which shoots golf balls back to golfers.
Photography

Microsoft's glasses-free 3D display technology

Microsoft has developed an innovative technology that keeps track of the viewer's eyes to achieve 3-D imagery without the need for special glasses.
Electronics

Land mine detection system built using off-the-shelf components

Physicists have now built a low-cost land mine detection system using off-the-shelf components – including some sourced from online auction sites.
Children

Interactive rock t-shirts for kids

ThinkGeek's interactive rock t-shirts sound like a real musical instrument and let your kid unleash their inner rock star.
Automotive

Better Place launches battery switching system for EVs

Better Place is launching the world’s first switchable-battery electric taxi in Tokyo that solves the dual problems of relatively short range and long downtimes for battery recharging of electric vehicles.
Science

CERN to open 'Universe of Particles' exhibition

CERN's 'Universe of Particles' exhibition will provide visitors with a fascinating insight into the world of particles.
Stroke

Clot removal tool extends treatment window for stroke victims

A new device, SHELTER, filters and removes clots in the brain, potentially extending the time a patient can get treatment.
Science

1948 technology could help today's submariners breathe easier

Scientists have developed a CO2-scrubbing system for submarines, that utilizes seawater and tiny wire mesh rings.
Marine

Solar Sailing in Shanghai

Australian solar/diesel hybrid boat manufacturer Solarsailor now officially has one of its ferries in commercial use, in Shanghai.

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