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Nov 3 2009
Dancing isn’t a new trait for modern robots, yet mimicking all those grooves that the human body can manage isn’t all that easy for the mechanical-human wannabes. Now, researchers in South Korea have developed a methodology to generate stable body...
Nov 3 2009
Personalizing supercomputers is the new trend manufacturers are resorting to. Just days after we saw the Asus ESC 1000, a 1.1 teraflop supercomputer, we have Maingear flipping in its own versions of the personal supercomputer to redefine performance...
Nov 2 2009
Race fanatics of the virtual world are in for a real-time experience of the real racing world with Real Time Race working to realize a televised sporting event for the same. In its project, Real Time Race is developing a system which lets the players...
Nov 2 2009
I often sweat when I’m in some kind of fear or tension. This may be true with most of us, but did we ever think it had a different smell? Scientists believe it does, and are therefore working on a device to recognize pheromone – a scent signal...
Nov 2 2009
Even the biggest thing looks small from a distance, so you need to be near it to know how big it is. Therefore, besides the configurations mentioned here, the only thing that can let you experience the immenseness of this 100-inch Ideum MT-50...
Nov 2 2009
Not sure how many of us actually accept Steampunk and Lego art with the same appreciation. Still, there are artist that don’t shy from this alliance for a majestic art. One such example is Flickr member Radiant Kestrel, who has built a Steampunk...
Nov 2 2009
Brain signals are being tamed for various things, and while they are being used to detect lies, scientists seem to have cracked another nut on the same line. Scientists have developed a mind-reading machine, which decodes and converts brain signals...
Nov 2 2009
According to a new Apple patent made public, we are in for a mysterious wireless headset-like device that integrates a media player. As seen in the images and from the highlights of the patent, this device is like a Bluetooth-enabled iPod that connects...
Nov 2 2009
To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the moon landing, a British engineer named Iain Sharp built his own version of the Atari Classic Lunar Lander. A DIY contraption (built in a garage) that works as the real thing is good to affirm the conspiracy...
Oct 30 2009
Most of us are familiar with the Duros 8404 rugged Tablet PC; its success has got the Duros into revealing the 1205-PS a better and more rugged PC. The 1205-PS is a rugged, fixed-mount computer designed primarily for use in police cars, ambulances,...