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How vast advertising displays will grab your attention

How vast advertising displays will grab your attention

The plunging price of organic LED screens combined with cunning use of depth-sensing Kinect cameras heralds a quantum leap in interactive advertising THE writing’s on the wall – and it... Read more

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VIDEO: Three-legged robot uses exploding body to jump

Pumping air through a rubbery robot allows it to walk, but now you can make one jump by setting off explosions inside its body. George Whitesides from Harvard University and colleagues have... Read more

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Steganography: Tinkering with Skype can allow people to send undetectable messages

Steganography: Tinkering with Skype can allow people to send undetectable messages

  Steganography: Speaking with silence SKYPE, a computer program that allows its users to have telephone-style conversations over the internet, is extremely popular. The service, owned... Read more

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GravitySpace is a new approach to tracking people and objects indoors.

GravitySpace is a new approach to tracking people and objects indoors.

Pressure-sensing floor adds new dimension to the smart home Unlike traditional solutions based on cameras, GravitySpace reconstructs scene data from a pressure-sensing floor. While the floor... Read more

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The World’s New Second Fastest Robot Is A Tiny Cardboard Cockroach

The World’s New Second Fastest Robot Is A Tiny Cardboard Cockroach

The VELOCIRoACH manages top speeds of almost nine feet per second, despite being the size of, well, a cockroach If you’ve ever seen cockroaches scuttle across the floor and out of reach, you... Read more

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Humanity’s last invention and our uncertain future

Humanity’s last invention and our uncertain future

“With so much at stake, we need to do a better job of understanding the risks of potentially catastrophic technologies.” A philosopher, a scientist and a software engineer have c... Read more

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Bouncy-ball cameras scout out dangerous situations

Bouncy-ball cameras scout out dangerous situations

Aguilar suggests that a future version of the device might have a Geiger counter to get initial readings on suspected radioactive areas. A CLUMP of cameras, electronics and LEDs packed into... Read more

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A Solution for the Space Junk Problem?

A Solution for the Space Junk Problem?

Experts predict near-Earth space will become difficult to navigate by mid-century unless agencies start removing the mess. Gassy outbursts from a suborbital rocket may be the cleanest way to... Read more

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