Roboy is a robot created with a very specific purpose: to move like a human. It’s hoped that Roboy’s design -3D-printed bones, joints, tends, and coiled-spring muscles – will allow robots and humans to work in closer proximity to one another, with the former posing less of a threat to the latter.
What’s SUP everyone? Just in case you didn’t know, “SUP” stands for
stand up paddle board, and as cool as they are to ride, they have a few
features that could be improved upon. If you help GrabCAD and 3D
Creation Systems to design the ultimate SUP, you could win some great
prizes!
One of the worst feelings in the world is losing your wallet or keys. You immediately begin to retrace your steps desperately trying to find your lost item. Trackr hopes to
alleviate some of this stress by giving users a simple GPS tracking
device that will help you recover your lost or stolen items.
Smart technology isn’t just for the computer geeks anymore. The 94Fifty Smart Sensor Basketball brings smart technology to the court. This Smart Basketball makes it easier for players to practice with purpose, instantly measuring different aspects of the players’ offensive games. It also doubles as a coach, giving drills and feedback.
Razer – known for its gaming hardware and peripherals – today announced two new versions of their ultra-thin Razer Blade Laptops, bringing to the table better displays, enhanced apps, and overall better computing performance. They’re pricy, but if you’re into portability, it just might be a worthwhile purchase.
Looks like the robot uprising’s going to be on hold for at least a few more years. To celebrate the opening of its first plant in Shanghai, China, Kuka Robotics decided to host a match between table tennis champion Timo Boll and one of its industrial robots. Boll won…but was it even a fair fight?
How many times have you found yourself sitting by the fire on a cold
winter’s night, wishing you had Bailey’s to put in your hot chocolate,
but dismiss the idea since you have already changed into your favorite
cow pajamas? Liquor, like coffee, is one of those things that we all
proclaim we wish would appear through a delivery service, and a new
concept has been introduced to Boston and New York residents.
We have Tim Berners-Lee to thank for the World Wide Web – an accessible
bank of knowledge that’s hyperlinked content across the globe bestowing
upon "us mere mortals a real chance to learn as much as our brains can store." And guess what? He did it all before digital monetization. . .
We rely on phones now more than ever. Not
just for conversing, but for emails, GPS, and beating your high score on
the late Flappy Bird. How many times have you found yourself at 5% battery on your phone, and
no where close to a charger? Carbon introduces a wrist unit that can charge
your phone and other mobile accessories.
Developed by a team of neuroscience Ph.Ds., artists, and computer programmers, Glass Brain is a revolutionary way to take a peek inside your own head, and look directly at your thoughts.
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