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Meet the floating robot inspired by Tinker Bell, Pokémon's Mew
14 Jul 2026
The lighter-than-air robot prototype was inspired by fictional characters like Tinker Bell, Pokémon’s Mew and Studio Ghibli’s Soot Sprites; it floats through the air and gently hovers indoors.
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Software Links Virtual Design with 3D Printing
10 May 2017Source: Nancy OrdmanMakeVR software for HTC’s VIVE virtual reality system bills itself as a content creation system that enables users to design objects in a VR environment and then create them with a 3D printer. -
VIDEO: Seeing Microwaves – 3-D Holography via Wi-Fi
09 May 2017Source: Tony PalloneScientists have developed a holographic imaging process that generates three-dimensional images of the surrounding environment, without requiring elaborate laser technology. -
VIDEO: Interactive Display That Knows Where You Are
07 May 2017Source: Tony PalloneMistForm is an adaptive, shape-changing fog screen display that allows users to interact with 2-D and 3-D objects floating in space. -
WAU Series Wall Plug-in AC Power Supply for Electronic Equipment Applications
05 May 2017Source: Nicolette EmminoThe new WAU Series Wall Plug-In 120V/60Hz AC Power Supply is rated at 12VA and is available in six different AC output ratings. With its green-friendly power design, the WAU series wall plug-in AC power supply may be the industry's first AC external power supply (EPS) to meet the Level VI. -
Video: Watch Intel’s Idea for Self-Driving Cars
04 May 2017Source: Peter BrownThe tech giant has opened its Advanced Vehicle Lab to push self-driving cars and the future of transportation. -
Video: This Bipedal Elliptical Robot Can Keep Its Balance Without Sensors
04 May 2017Source: Peter BrownThe robot is being used as a test for future, more efficient and natural looking designs. -
Video: 4-Mic Development Kit for Amazon Alexa Devices
04 May 2017Source: Peter BrownThe kit is designed to accelerate the time it takes to bring an Alexa-powered device to market -
Video: To Boldy Go: Exploring Deep Reefs
04 May 2017Source: Tony PalloneA new study used AUV underwater robotics to map deep reefs in the Caribbean that could aid conservation efforts and hazard risk management. -
Video: Watch the Winning Mouser ISS Design Project in Action
04 May 2017Source: Peter BrownThe winning design was chosen from among 242 entries and will work with astronauts in zero gravity. -
VIDEO: Control Your Smartwatch without Touching It
04 May 2017Source: Tony PalloneWatchSense uses wearable depth sensor technology to enable expressive interactions on the move. -
NRL has Found a Solution to Exploding Batteries
04 May 2017Source: Siobhan TreacyResearchers at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) have found a safe solution for the lithium-ion batteries that have been in the news recently for randomly catching on fire. -
Video: Data Recorders for Drone Duty
03 May 2017Source: S. HimmelsteinData recorders from DTS are designed to embed directly into the test article, even small drones. -
Video: Tablet for Augmentative and Alternative Communication
03 May 2017Source: S. HimmelsteinAn all-in-one speech tablet is designed for symbol-based communicators. -
Video: Small California School to Race in SpaceX’s Hyperloop Competition
02 May 2017Source: Peter BrownThe team from Sacramento State is looking to raise funds to build, test and run their pod -
Video: “Drone Prix” Uses Augmented Reality and UAVs for an Aerial Obstacle Course
02 May 2017Source: Peter BrownThe platform is the result of a partnership between drone maker DJI and AR vendor Edgybees -
VIDEO: A Camera That Makes Light Nearly Stand Still
02 May 2017Source: Tony PalloneA new, ultra-fast film camera is capable of capturing rapid chemical and biological processes never been caught on film before. -
Video: Watch Elon Musk's Crazy Car Transportation Concept
01 May 2017Source: Peter BrownThe Boring Company has released a video of the possible future of city travel. -
VIDEO: No Pun Intended, Wi-Gait Represents a Significant Step Forward for Measuring Walking Speed
01 May 2017Source: Tony PalloneA team of researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) has created a wireless device to measure walking speed – a vital sign that research suggests could predict a variety of health issues. -
CAPTIVE Technology Speeds 3-D Model Manipulation
01 May 2017Source: Nancy OrdmanNew technology developed at North Carolina State University uses combines three components — a Tinkertoy-like cube, a webcam, and custom software — to speed up manipulation of virtual 3D objects. -
Video: Early Experiences in Robotics Increases Girls' STEM Interest, Study says
27 Apr 2017Source: Peter BrownEarly scientific learning also helps girls garner self-confidence in these fields
