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The future of RFID is dawning
January 21, 2005 Radio Frequency Identification Devices (known as RFID's) are set to usher in a new world of consumer convenience. But beware the 'silent stalke
Around The Home
Nanotechnologists' new plastic can see in the dark
January 17, 2005 Imagine a home with 'smart' walls responsive to the environment in the room, a digital camera sensitive enough to work in the dark, or clothin
Children
Firewheel - the rubber band machinegun
January 21, 2005 The Firewheel is a rubber band machine gun designed to give children a projectile-firing toy gun that can be used without risk of injury. We t
Urban Transport
Aprilia Magnet: Hybrid three-wheeler with supercar performance
Take a Formula One driving position, three wheels, a high-power 550cc v-twin engine designed for motocross, put an additional electric motor into each wheel, an
Aircraft
George's new helicopter ... US101
January 29, 2005 George W is updating the fleet all round it seems. Just a few days ago we saw the new presidential limousine, and now comes the news that a ne
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New Cornershot 40 can launch grenades too
27 January 2005: Isreali company Corner Shot has developed a new model of its high-tech weapon system that can shoot around corners - a 40mm Projectile Launcher
Mobile Technology
Taxis Hailed As 'Black Hole' For Lost Cell Phones And PDAs, As Confidential Data Gets Taken For A Ride
January 30, 2005 A global survey of 900 taxi drivers shows thousands of Mobile Phones, PDAs/Pocket PCs and Laptops are forgotten in taxis every day. Though the
Aircraft
New Medium Altitude Endurance UAV to deliver better real-time reconnaissance to soldiers in urban battle zones
February 2, 2005 - Northrop Grumman has successfully completed the first phase of flight testing a demonstrator version of a new medium altitude endurance unman
Automotive
Citroen adds a sense of smell to the new C4
January 26, 2005 Its called Olfactory Marketing and started back in the 1980s when British supermarkets discovered that if they had a bakery in a supermarket,
Mobile Technology
IRiver Dicple offers voice recognition, translation and text-to-speech between English, Chinese, Japanese and Korean
January 24, 2005 Korean personal electronics manufacturer iRiver has released yet another convergent device onto its domestic market. The oddly-named Dicple is
Robotics
Korea shows its robotics prowess with a rival for Asimo
January 25, 2005 A humanoid robot developed by the Korea Advanced Institute of Science (KAIST) has significantly bridged the gap between Japan's advanced robot
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