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Electronics

MIT students reveal PopFab, a 3D printer that fits inside a briefcase

Two MIT students recently developed the PopFab, a machine that does 3D printing, milling, vinyl cutting, and drawing, all while fitting inside a small suitcase.
Urban Transport

Nissan positions its NV200 as the next-generation London taxi

Nissan has today announced that its NV200 is to be certified for use as a London black cab.
Games

GameKlip pairs Android smartphones with PS3 controllers

GameKlip is a simple-yet-elegant way of maximizing the gaming potential from Android smartphones.
Wellness and Healthy Living

The intentionally wobbly, US$8,500 LimbIC ergonomic chair

Inno-Motion's LimbIC chair is designed to be deliberately wobbly in order to make it more comfortable.
Outdoors

Zippo's hatchet-saw-mallet – the multitool for axe men

The Zippo 4-in-1 Woodsman saws, chops, hammers and pulls.
3D Printing

3D printed robotic exoskeleton gives young girl a helping hand

A young girl has been given freedom of movement for the first time thanks to a 3D printed exoskeleton made out of Lego material.
Robotics

Stompy: 18 foot wide, 6-legged, rideable robot in the works

Stompy is an "open hardware" project aiming to build a giant, six-legged robot you can ride.
Outdoors

Flamestick – the firestarter and cooking fuel made from recycled plastic

The Flamestick is a waterproof, plastic firestarter that lights quickly and burns hot, making it suitable for lighting campfires and stoves, and its heat and burn time even makes it suitable as a cooking fuel.
Science

Nanofibrous film detects vapors from buried landmines and explosives

Engineers at the University of Connecticut (UConn) have developed a fluorescent nanofibrous film capable of detecting ultra-trace levels of explosive vapors from landmines and other buried explosive devices.
Electronics

Coin-operated gumball machine delivers digital treats to your phone

The Razorfish Emerging Experiences team has built a Digital Gum Machine that sends apps and games to a smartphone using NFC technology in exchange for small change.
Body and Mind

Wireless patches could provide "acupuncture" on demand

Newly-developed skin patches could be used to wirelessly deliver acupuncture treatment on demand.
Computing

The AmigaOne X1000: Keeping a dream alive

What happens when large scale manufacture of computer systems is replaced by the desires of enthusiasts - keeping a dream and operating system alive? The answer is AmigaOS 4 and AmigaOne X1000.

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