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Bodymetrics pods scan customers' bodies to get their clothing measurements

A full 3D body scanner has been designed to make finding the perfect pair of jeans a lot easier.
Electronics

ITRI develops re-writable, bendy, and electricity-free e-paper

Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute has developed a highly flexible electronic paper that's both re-writable and re-usable, and doesn't need electricity to retain the screen image.
Pets

Project Shellter developing 3D printed shells for pet hermit crabs

Artist Miles Lightwood is the leader of Project Shellter, a crowd-sourced effort to design 3D printed shells for use in the pet hermit crab industry.
Music

The US$10,000 WA-234 headphone amplifier

The US$10,000 WA-234 headphone amplifier from Woo Audio is a single-ended triode (SET) amplifier without compromise.
Automotive

True3D Head Up Display keeps drivers focused on the road

Making Visual Solid wins the Galileo Master 2011 grand prize at this year's European Satellite Navigation Competition for their True3D 3D head up display for motor cars.
Allergies

Researchers trick immune system into turning off peanut allergy

Researchers have managed to rapidly turn off the allergic response to peanuts in mice by tricking the immune system into thinking the nut proteins aren't a threat.
Mobile Technology

IRIS 9000 iPhone 4S dock provides Siri control at a distance

The IRIS 9000 is a HAL 9000-style iPhone 4S dock that allows Siri to be controlled from across a room
Science

New "crumpled" graphene really doesn't stack up

Taking inspiration from a trashcan of crumpled-up papers, researchers have now developed a new form of graphene that can't be stacked and therefore retains its surface area when compared to stacks of graphene sheets.
Around The Home

Nest Learning Thermostat learns user habits and programs itself

The Nest Learning Thermostat is capable of self-programming itself via its user's habits, activity sensors and Internet-gathered weather information, thus increasing energy savings without much effort on the user's part.
Music

Guitar and iPad join forces as the iTar

Starr Labs is developing a new iPad dock that uses the power and versatility of Apple's tablet, combined with its patented, button-based electronic guitar fingerboard to create a new digital instrument called the iTar.
Aircraft

Japanese Defense Ministry shows world's first spherical flying machine

The Japanese Defense Ministry has officially unveiled its spherical flying reconnaissance platform.
Science

Stretchy pressure-sensitive material could serve as robot skin

A new stretchable pressure-sensitive material incorporates coatings of tiny "nano-springs."

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