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3 Millimeter Camera Goes Inside Your Body
Written by: Aaron Saenz 735 days ago
Typically when I talk about tiny cameras, it’s in regards to surveillance. This little spy is even more invasive, however. [...]
US Military Drowning in Drone Data
Written by: Aaron Saenz 735 days ago
In the future the face of the military may be a robotic one. For now, it’s all up to human [...]
Apple Announces Tablet To Be Called ipad – Looks Beautiful, Pricing Starts $499
Written by: Aaron Saenz 736 days ago
Well, the Applet tablet is finally official, and it even has name…ipad! Steve Jobs is on stage at the Yerba [...]
A Tale of Two Windpipes – Determining the Future of Organ Transplants
Written by: Aaron Saenz 736 days ago
Two very different organ transplant stories highlight the amazing skills of surgeons, and the importance of stem cells for the [...]
Vitamin D Deficiency Affects Billion Plus – Are You One Of Them?
Written by: Keith Kleiner 736 days ago
Unless you’ve been living under a rock during the last few years you know that vitamin D is a vital [...]
LG’s New Flexible Electronic Newspaper Looks Great – But Do We Need It?
Written by: Aaron Saenz 736 days ago
I have mixed feelings about LG Display’s new prototype e-paper. The Korean company recently unveiled a 19-inch flexible screen that [...]
Igniting a Brain-Computer Interface Revolution – BCI X PRIZE
Written by: Rod Furlan 736 days ago
This is a guest post written by entrepreneur, Singularity University alumnus and teaching fellow Rod Furlan. He is an independent [...]
Amateur Robot Gymnast Performs Amazing Somersault (Video)
Written by: Aaron Saenz 737 days ago
If there’s one thing Kerri Strug taught us, you have to stick the landing. Well, robots still have a ways [...]
Augmented Reality Makes Walls Transparent (Video)
Written by: Aaron Saenz 737 days ago
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University are going to bring you Superman’s X-ray vision. Using multiple cameras and new video transformation [...]
iWalk Presents World’s First Actively Powered Foot and Ankle
Written by: Aaron Saenz 737 days ago
Someday soon, amputees will have more powerful limbs than those with their natural bodies. iWalk, a prosthetics company formed in [...]