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An antenna made of... water!
posted January 10 2011 12:58.47 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   

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8 sci-fi advances that became real in 2010
posted January 7 2011 10:32.07 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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MIT is a step closer to cheap organic solar cells
posted January 6 2011 2:53.31 by Giorgos Lazaridis





Today's method of flexible solar cell manufaturing, is based on highly purified silicon compounds, which is an expensive procedure. MIT came...

[Link: MIT]
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Tags: science   green   new materials   experiments   articles   solar   commercial   research   chemistry   physics   

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The Nintendo 3DS is harmful for the eyes (Nintendo warns)
posted December 29 2010 9:01.57 by Giorgos Lazaridis




Nintendo warns: kids under six shouldn't use the 3DS's 3D mode because their vision is still "in the development stage, and the way that stereoscopic...

[Link: gizmodo]
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Tags: health & nature   3D media   articles   research   commercial   

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3D printing your.. food???
posted December 29 2010 8:39.29 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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How come and always you stand on the slowest line?
posted December 22 2010 11:02.57 by Giorgos Lazaridis




Bill Hammack, the engineer guy is back again with another interesting video. This time, he explains something so simple, like why when you stand in the line of (let's say)...

[Link: engineerguyvideo]
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A practical Kinect hack - Game for deaf children
posted December 20 2010 22:26.56 by Giorgos Lazaridis




This human-related Kinect hack, comes from a team of researchers from the College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology. They created...

[Link: Georgia Tech]
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A 3D-printed insect can fly
posted December 16 2010 11:16.35 by Giorgos Lazaridis




Charles Richter and Hod Lipson from the Cornell Computational Synthesis Laboratory, created a tiny insect that is able to fly, not with rotational propeller, but by flapping it's wings...

[Link: Cornell University]
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Pendulum swing up and balances using webcam and Arduino
posted December 15 2010 12:29.30 by Giorgos Lazaridis




Youtube user blogger45 uploaded a new video on his channel. He made a balancing pendulum that swings with a fan motor. A webcam "watches" a mark on the shaft of the pendulum. The...

[Link: blogger45]
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Tags: electronic project   physics   microcontroller   arduino   mechanical   research   experiments   

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