Posts Tagged ‘Technology’

Meet Joules, the pedaling robot

Joules might be a robot, but that doesn’t mean he can’t enjoy a calming tandem bike ride with his creator, Carl. He’s not dead weight, either – he actually pedals, thanks to a PMG-132 motor.

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GPS Problems

I was under the impression that GPS was supposed to make your life easier…

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No more cables for charging your devices

Wildcharge iPhone

Having gadgets is great but charging them can be a pain. Where is the Apple cable? Where can I hook it up … sigh I forget to charge my phone again…

wildchargePower sent straight to your gadgets without needing to plug them in? This is witchcraft of the highest order – electricity needs a cable, surely? Not any more it doesn’t. The WildCharge is an incredible gadget that’s about to break the shackles of normal, everyday charging. Every time you lay your mobile, BlackBerry or iPod on the WildCharge mat, it’ll transfer all the juice you need directly to the device without you having to do a thing.

The WildCharge mat is a flat, thin surface with conductive bars running across it that are fed from a power cable. The WildCharge comes with adapters that you can place on your mobile, BlackBerry or iPod that bridge the gap between your battery and the mat. When you look, the adapters have four tiny metal contacts that create a circuit when they’re placed on the mat – thanks to their smart positioning, you can place the device anywhere and in any orientation on the mat and you’ll still be charging up! It’s as simple as dropping a brick – though nowhere near as dangerous…

Available in the UK and in the US

Sudoku Puzzle-Solving LEGO Robot

Built by Tilted Twister, this creation is the world’s first sudoku puzzle-solving LEGO robot. Basically, “it scans the sudoku puzzle using a light sensor, calculates the solution to the puzzle and then writes the digits.”

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Amazing Technology: Click and drag video

By using a Google Streetview-like camera, a system with six lenses, not as a photo but as a video camera, an all-encompassing picture is captured. […]
From the point where the images were recorded, the viewer can look in any direction, let his eyes wander through the crowd, or stare at the ground or the air, which makes viewing a video an experience without boundaries.