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• This Is A New Concept For A Computer Working Environment

  Droian Workstation is a new concept for a computer working environment, which converges IT and furniture by mounting a PC monitor to an electronically

• Would You Wear Bicycle Wheels That Attach To Your Feet?

  Chariot Skates is the brand name for the revolutionary new skating product called Wheel-skates, that crosses the boundaries of skiing and cycling.

• 15 Things Sims Might Have Taught You

  Motherlode, Motherlode, Motherlode, that was probably the best Sims cheat anyone could come across playing Sims throughout their childhood.

• This Drone Can Grab Things With Its Robot Arms

  PRODRONE is pleased to announce it has developed the PD6B-AW-ARM, a large-format drone equipped with two internally-developed robotic arms, enabling it to

• A Device That Can Help Blind People Read Without Braille

  MIT researchers have developed a wearable device that enables blind and vision-impaired people to read any form of printed text without the use of braille.

• This Park Is Any Surfer's Dream Come True

  Australia has opened the country's first-ever wave pool, which features a giant plunger that creates 2,400 waves per hour – basically, every surfer's

• This Robot Snake Could Save Your Life

  It is scary to think that we are sharing this planet with robots that actually might end up having a mind of their own, just like this robot snake.

• These Earplugs Let You Turn The Volume Down On Life

  There is more to life than a good pair of earphones, but now there are some earplugs that can actually shut out the unnecessary noises you choose not to listen

• Cybersecurity Apps Could Be Worse For Your Smartphones Privacy

  In early September, Apple removed several Trend Micro anti-malware tools from the Mac App store after they were found to be collecting unnecessary personal

• This Is The Life Of Robots, If They Really Existed

  Have you ever thought about how society will evolve with new technologies? This is the question asked by the photographer of the series, The Robot Next Door.