These Engineers Want to Replace Your Oven With a Countertop Gadget
Meet June, a countertop device powered by carbon fibre wands that wants to make interacting with your oven more like interacting with your phone.
Meet June, a countertop device powered by carbon fibre wands that wants to make interacting with your oven more like interacting with your phone.
It’s even possible that this area of research could one day make our brains programmable.
Basic Wi-Fi hardware can count with a surprising level of accuracy.
The 2015 Licensing Expo just got under way in Las Vegas today, giving us our first good look at the redesigned Batmobile that Ben Affleck will be driving in the upcoming blockbuster.
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This photo of Laser Doppler velocimetry and particle image velocimetry was taken at the MAX Fluid Dynamics Facility at Argonne National Laboratory, outside of Chicago. When you're a scientist, you get to play with this sort of stuff all day. Read More >>
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Clever brain trick encourages practising with impaired arms.
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Why you'd be wanting to look at the aftermath of last week's horrific Alton Towers roller coaster crash in the first place is beyond me.
