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U.S. Air Force goes vortex surfing to cut fuel consumption

The USAF have learned that vortex surfing allows cargo plans to save fuel.
Robotics

Chiba robotic wheelchair turns wheels into legs

The Chiba Institute of Technology has developed a robotic wheelchair that has wheels that turn into legs.
Telecommunications

Beam me up, Scottie – Suitable Technologies' new remote presence system

Suitable Technologies, a spin-off of Willow Garage, has revealed the Beam remote presence system.
Games

Game Review: Tekken Tag Tournament 2

Gizmag reviews the latest game in the Tekken series of beat 'em ups, Tekken Tag Tournament 2.
Automotive

Bentley sponsors spectacular Historical Concours at Windsor Castle

Bentley sponsored an Historical Concours d'Elegance meeting of classic cars at Windsor Castle
Good Thinking

Formlabs creates Blu-ray based prosumer 3D printer

Formlabs has created a desktop 3D printer that uses SLA (stereolithography) technology normally reserved for high-end printers.
Bicycles

UBC coren: High-tech, high-price carbon fiber fixie

The UBC coren is the product of high tech German engineering and creative design let loose.
Good Thinking

Google Maps takes Street View underwater

Google Maps now lets users virtually "walk" underwater in Street View to see panoramic views of ocean life and coral reefs from around the world.
Robotics

Future Robot introduces new kiosk robot and sells 100 robots to Brazil

Future Robot has launched a new service robot that will begin operating in Korean hospitals this month.
Games

More human than human: AI game bots pass Turing Test

Two robots have beaten a Computer game bot Turing Test by proving indistinguishable from a human player in Unreal Tournament 2004.
Science

Hitachi develops "incorruptible" glass-based data storage technique

Hitachi has unveiled a new glass-based data storage technology, which is said to be able to store information virtually forever.
Electronics

TinyDuino shrinks the Arduino, retains its flexibility

TinyDuino shrinks the Arduino into a smaller package, while promising to maintain all of its power.

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