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MicroSIMcutter trims oversized SIM cards down to size

A new SIM punch from MicroSIMcutter trims oversize SIM cards for use in modern mobile phones.
Military

Mine Kafon: the low-tech tumbleweed minesweeper

An Afghan designer has come up with a novel tumbleweed-esque device to find and detonate mines, a device that has evolved from the wind-powered toys he made as a child.
Aircraft

NASA building world's largest solid-fuel rocket

NASA is building world's largest solid rocket booster using new techniques designed to cut costs and increase safety.
Marine

HotTug lets you soak in water while in the water

The HotTug is a small motor boat that doubles as a hot tub.
Sports

Dux Helm bike helmet integrates sunglasses

Dux Helm combines bike helmet and sunglasses.
Space Systems

The Last Pictures project sending gold-plated time capsule into orbit

The EchoStar XVI satellite will carry a time capsule into geosynchronous orbit designed to last billions of years.
Environment

Super-absorbent polymer may be used on oil spills

A newly-developed polymer may find use in the clean-up of oil spills.
AI and Humanoids

Tosy's mROBO transforming robot dances to the beat of its own drum

Tosy transforming speaker becomes a robot that dances along with your music.
3D Printing

Disney Research develops 3D printed optics

Researchers at Disney Research and Carnegie Mellon are experimenting with 3D printed optics that use internal structures to focus and channel light.
Urban Transport

"Smart INSECT": Toyota's cloud-enabled, single-passenger electric vehicle

Toyota is showing off a new concept version of its ultra-compact, single passenger electric vehicle at CEATEC JAPAN 2012 this week dubbed the "Smart INSECT."
Games

Duo Pinball brings traditional pinball controls to the iPad

Duo Pinball brings tactile gaming to the iPad by adding a physical controller to the experience.
Aircraft

Prototype explosives-detecting boarding gate keeps passengers moving

A prototype explosives-detecting boarding gate promises not to interrupt the flow of passengers boarding a plane.

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