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U.S. Army drones will have a mechanism to protect your privacy

A leading UAV supplier to the U.S. Army is actively working to make field reconnaissance less intrusive for bystanders caught in the stare of the camera.

By Leon Doitscher
Industrial Sci-tech Uncategorized

This Italian exoskeleton could revolutionize physiotherapy

Researchers at at Rome’s Università Campus Bio-Medico have found a better way to

By Leon Doitscher
Gadgets Sci-tech Uncategorized

LG’s radical smart glasses wrap a battery around your neck

A new patent filling reveals LG has some interesting ideas on how to address the logistical limitations of wearable technology.

By Leon Doitscher
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IBM is reviving an experimental memory type that could replace all others

NRAM could blow alternatives out of the water if and when a commercially-viable implementation hits the market.

By Leon Doitscher
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Microsoft is developing a service to automate 3D printing

Redmond wants to turn the process of fabricating CAD models into real-life objects a much smoother experience for the maker community.

By Leon Doitscher
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LG wants to build graphene microwaves

The one-atom-thick wonder material is finding its way into everyday household appliances as factorizing prices continue to fall.

By Leon Doitscher
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Samsung has averted the mobile industry’s indium shortage crisis

The mobile giant’s engineers have created new alloy that can substitute the rapidly dwindling metal in the specialized electrodes that power touchscreens.

By Leon Doitscher
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IBM is developing smart glasses for the visually impaired

Big Blue has filed a patent for a pair of smart glasses meant to help the blind navigate their surroundings more easily as part of its ambitious push into the medical field.

By Leon Doitscher
Google has been granted government funding to pursue its airborne wind turbines
Industrial Sci-tech

Google has been granted government funding to pursue its airborne wind turbines

A newly published patent filing suggests that airborne power generation has come a very long way since Google took over the initiative two years ago with its acquisition of Makani Power.

By Leon Doitscher
Sci-tech Uncategorized

This Japanese security system deploys lasers against intruders

It’s the electro-optical equivalent of a circling spotlight with some nifty object recognition software thrown on top to make out camouflaged or otherwise hidden intruders in its view.

By Leon Doitscher
Sci-tech Uncategorized

Inside Magic Leap's mystery $542 million augmented reality system

A newly published patent filling has finally revealed the augmented reality system that landed Magic Leap half a billion dollars in funding from Google. And it’s quite possible the most advanced that we have seen yet.

By Leon Doitscher
Sci-tech Uncategorized

Microsoft wants to make it much harder for the NSA to eavesdrop through your mic

Redmond has filed to patent a microphone with an integrated, temper-proof feature extraction chip that filters out private conversations and other sounds that a hacker could potentially intercept.

By Leon Doitscher
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This surgeon bot could be the ultimate operating room assistant

Surgical robots have grown very sophisticated over recent years, but that functionality comes at the expense of mobility and size. Taiwan’s Hiwin Technologies hopes to sidestep that trade-off with its latest design.

By Leon Doitscher
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Hitachi has designed an ultra-efficient robotic exoskeleton for the elderly

The unique motion distribution approach in Hitachi’s design addresses two of the biggest challenges holding back bionics from achieving widespread use: weight and cost.

By Leon Doitscher

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