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"Leap Motion has created a new device, called the Leap. It is an 8 cubic feet space in front of your computer, once connected to your computer via USB, it creates a four-cubic-foot virtual workspace. It claims is 200 times more accurate than existing technology and will take gesture controls to the next level. Check out the video!" SE 
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"LitePoint Technology Enables Rapid Launch of "5G" WiFi ProductsSacramento BeeCalled "5th generation WiFi" or "Gigabit WiFi," 802.11ac technology enables consumers to watch higher resolution video wirelessly with better quality than ever before; eliminating..." SE
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Still going slow but progress is being made with Lithium-sulfur battery technology. SE "Researchers from Hanyang University in Korea and the University of Rome Sapienza (Italy) have developed a lithium-sulfur battery employing a high-performance mesoporous ..."
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One of Hans Rosling's famous lectures about world population and developement using enormous quantities of publically available data. See his website www.gapminder.org SE
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"It's a dairy farmer's dream not having to rise at daybreak to milk their herd." SE
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Lichen loves to grow on tall, rocky mountains. But it doesn't know the difference between that and a skyscraper. Covering our buildings in it would keep them cool for free, if one artist's experiments work out.
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Bendy battery to power up smart fabrics. And lots more applications in all regions.
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New technology is giving rise to never-before-possible businesses that are selling products like iPhone cases, doorknobs, perfume bottles and architectural models.
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This is an excellent example of creating a material out of simple elements and ending up with something very strong and long lasting.
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Taking their cue from the humble leaf, researchers have used microscopic folds on the surface of photovoltaic material to significantly increase the power output of flexible, low-cost solar cells.
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Combining computer equipment with bacteria creates the possibility of a much larger, more robust data storage mechanism
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A new concept, the wind lens, can triple the power production of wind turbines, thus lowering costs and need for lots of land.
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"Samsung’s family of Touch rivals, called the Galaxy Player series, arrived last winter, and now a second generation has appeared, thinner and better. Last week, the best Galaxy Player yet landed: the Player 4.2 ($200, same price as the Touch)." SE
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A prototype solar cell that emits light as well as absorbing it, recently broke an efficiency record.
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Cell phone technology moves ahead. What would be the best way to use this? SE "Japanese cellular network company NTT DoCoMo has unveiled an Android smartphone with a revolutionary feature: a transparent, double-sided touchscreen."
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Google is working on this head mounted display (HMD) called Project Glass. The link has pics of the HMD. The video shows how it would work. SE "We believe technology should work for you — to be there when you need it and get out of your way when you don't."
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Science, engineering, and design inspired by the natural world. This is a great resource for exploring NatureTech because the "founder" of biomimicry, Janine Benyus, is overseeing the site.
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Chemist Joanna Aizenberg mines the deep sea and the forest wetlands for nature's design secrets and uses them to fashion new materials that may change the world...
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Building self-sufficient floating cities sounds like science fiction but it is being seriously explored by the super rich as an escape from a more unforgiving world.
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Paradigm shift. The MacArthur genius’s ultrathin, bendable microprocessors are the result of a lab accident, and can be used in clothing and medicine...
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The bacteria that live quietly in our bodies may have a hand in shaping evolution. This research further illuminaes the mutualistic relationships humans have with the single-cell world. This is a paradigm shift in the offing.
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Lab burgers: it’s what’s for dinner
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TED Talks Cambridge researcher Aubrey de Grey argues that aging is merely a disease -- and a curable one at that. Humans age in seven basic ways, he says, all of which can be averted.
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