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The most amazing F1 simulator ever seen, EVER!
posted January 13 2011 19:38.36 by Giorgos Lazaridis




I want one of this, and i want it bad! Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, in Tübingen, Germany, transformed an industrial robot arm into a Formula 1 simulator...

[Link: ieee spectrum]
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Tags: crazy designs   pc related   cnc   mods   games and fun   mechanical   inventions   gaming   robot   simulation   


Tank painted with e-ink to render invisible
posted January 13 2011 19:24.01 by Giorgos Lazaridis




This is a British project that will last some 5 years from now and it will change the iron cavalry as we know it. The trick, is the "electronic ink". The vehicle will have highly...

[Link: popsci]
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Tags: chemistry   warfare   new materials   inventions   research   illusion   






This new glass is stronger than steel
posted January 11 2011 20:07.06 by Giorgos Lazaridis




A collaboration of researchers with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)'s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) and the California Institute of Technology...

[Link: science daily]
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Tags: science   new materials   articles   inventions   research   


An antenna made of... water!
posted January 10 2011 20:58.47 by Giorgos Lazaridis




SPAWAR Systems Center Pacific has developed a technology that uses the magnetic induction properties of salt in sea water to create UHF/VHF/HF antenna. The purpose of this research...

[Via: southgatearc]    [Link: SSC]
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Tags: chemistry   antenna   inventions   research   commercial   


This DIY pressure sensor will cost you less than 1$
posted January 9 2011 11:21.53 by Giorgos Lazaridis




I love prototype ideas that use nothing to make something! This is the complete opposite of today's state of things, that is required by the people to use more in order to get less...

[Link: todayifoundout]
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Tags: crazy hack   physics   chemistry   diy   inventions   sensors   recycling   






8 sci-fi advances that became real in 2010
posted January 7 2011 18:32.07 by Giorgos Lazaridis




Beam me up Scotty! Teleportation still sounds as a scientific fiction, but it became reality this year. Scientists managed to teleport...

[Link: dvice]
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Tags: science   experiments   crazy story   research   inventions   


Complicated mechanisms in simple animations
posted January 7 2011 17:19.00 by Giorgos Lazaridis




A picture is like 1000 words, imagine an animation! Here is a very interesting site, that has some clear and nice animations with some complicated mechanisms. The goal of these...

[Link: mytechnologyworld9]
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Tags: animation   3D media   crazy photo/video   slow motion   science   inventions   mechanical   


Would you sit on this wooden-spring chair?
posted January 6 2011 11:31.47 by Giorgos Lazaridis




Carolien Laro is the designer for this strange looking chair. The thing is, that although it is made completely from wood, it is still soft...

[Via: gizmodo]    [Link: dezeen]
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Tags: artistic   inventions   






3D printing your.. food???
posted December 29 2010 16:39.29 by Giorgos Lazaridis




Most probably, you do know what a 3D printer is. And most probably, you thank that 3D printers print objects wit plastic, ABS or other similar...

[Link: Cornell University]
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Tags: robot   inventions   mechanical   research   commercial   3D printing   









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