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Urban Transport

Specialized Turbo claims title of world's fastest e-bike

The Specialized Turbo e-bike has a top electric-assist speed of 45 km/h (28 mph), reportedly making it the world's fastest electric bicycle.
Tents

Mountain Hardwear reimagines tent pitching with Hoopla 4

Mountain Hardwear's Hoopla 4 fits four people and weighs less than 2 lbs (.9 kg) thanks to an innovative structure system.
Body and Mind

Successful face transplant is "most extensive to date"

A gun accident fifteen years ago left Richard Lee Norris without his lips, nose, and with limited movement of his mouth. Now a remarkable surgical procedure has restored his quality of life.
Urban Transport

Giant plug for sealing off subway tunnels in a hurry

The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) has created a giant inflatable plug designed to contain flooding or dangerous gases in mass transit tunnels.
Photography

Ubi-Camera uses your fingers as its viewfinder

The miniature Ubi-Camera uses the photographer's fingers as its viewfinder
Bicycles

infiniti3D system uses one-of-a-kind key to prevent bicycle component theft

The infiniti3D system replaces the existing fasteners on bicycle components, to keep them from being removed by thieves.
Bicycles

Aramid/carbon-framed X-9 Nighthawk looks like the stealth fighter of bicycles

The X-9 Nighthawk is a prototype bicycle with a frame made from aramid/carbon fiber sandwich panels.
Camping Trailers

Swiss Army-inspired modular camping box turns your small car into an RV

The Swiss Roombox is like a camper in a box, turning your small car into a functional mobile home.
Body and Mind

Tiny lamprey-inspired robot could locate diseases inside the human body

Could tiny robots one day swim through our bodies to detect disease?
Science

Oscillating gels may one day grant robots a sense of touch

Researches have successfully resuscitated non-oscillating BZ gel in a development that could help pave the way to robots with a sense of touch.
Robotics

Robotic hand gets a grip using string artificial tendons

European researchers have created a robotic arm with precise control to pick up a diverse range of objects enabled by a novel string actuator that acts as an artificial tendon.
Space Systems

Mini ionic motor to set small satellites free

A new ionic motor has been designed to extend the capabilities of the new breed of small satellites, opening them up for exploration and observation missions.

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