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By Oct 27, 2009
Technology

Video: Boston Dynamics’ Petman Is the Creepy Bipedal Evolution of Big Dog

The latest innovation to come out of the Boston Dynamics labs is the Petman–a two-legged, upright robot that simulates the...
By Oct 23, 2009
Gadgets

AeroTech Evolution Protective Bike Case Lets You Fly With Two Wheels

If you’re an avid rider of bikes, the rough part about traveling is not just going without your set of...
By Oct 20, 2009
Gadgets

A Hammer Is No Match For a Flexible OLED Display

Flexible OLEDs are the displays of the future in every sense imaginable–the picture is great, the panels are unbelievably slim,...
By Oct 20, 2009
Gadgets

Spring Design’s Alex Is an Android-Powered, Dual-Display E-Ink/LCD E-Reader

You might be wowed by the fact that Spring Design’s Alex e-reader runs Android, or includes both a 6-inch e-ink...
By Oct 16, 2009
Gadgets

RFID Waves Visualized and Demystified Using a LED Wand

Two Oslo-based design researchers have created a visual model of RFID fields in an effort to show curious designers how...
By Oct 13, 2009
Technology

Ever Wonder What Every Space Mission From the Last 50 Years Looks Like on One Map?

Well, here it is. National Geographic has plotted the route of every space mission carried out over the last 50...
By Oct 13, 2009
Gadgets

Scientists Find Fundamental Maximum Limit for Processor Speeds

Silicon wafers. Quantum computing. Light-based processors. Any way you slice it, scientists say that processor speeds will absolutely max out...
By Oct 9, 2009
Gadgets

UK Citizens Can Catch Crimes on Closed-Circuit Cameras for Cash

Starting next month, British citizens will be given the chance to watch a number of the country’s closed-circuit security cameras...
By Oct 8, 2009
Science

World’s First All-Electric Locomotive Has Over 1,000 Batteries, Runs 24 Hours On a Single Charge

Norfolk Southern is the latest company to push a piece of heavy industrial machinery into green territory with their 100%...
By Oct 7, 2009
Science

Electron Microscopes Powered by Quantum Mechanics Could See Through Living Cells

Electron microscopes are great and all, but the problem is that you can’t use them to get up close and...