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Astronomers are already planning the next, next Hubble telescope

10.07.2015 | ExtremeTech | www.extremetech.com

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) will be the largest and most powerful space telescope ever produced, an incredible addition to humanity’s search of the stars - when it’s launched in 2018.

Astronomers are already planning the next, next Hubble telescope

Graphene-Based Microphone Could Let You Hear Like a Bat

08.07.2015 | IEEE Spectrum | spectrum.ieee.org

As a species, humans have evolved to have certain strengths and weaknesses. While we don’t have the sonar-like range finding capabilities of bats or dolphins, we do have the brains to engineer a…

Graphene-Based Microphone Could Let You Hear Like a Bat

Light emitting glasses herald new era for insomnia treatmen

06.07.2015 | ExtremeTech | www.extremetech.com

While numerous wearables tout fitness benefits, few devices have demonstrated any empirical evidence of improving wellness. Last week researchers at the University of Buffalo revealed their progress…

Light emitting glasses herald new era for insomnia treatmen

A Look At The Tech That Could Mean We Never Have To Charge Our Phones Again

03.07.2015 | TechCrunch | www.techcrunch.com

Technology that can wirelessly power our devices on the go could change our world. Imagine never having to plug in your cell phone again, or technology that continuously keeps your electronic car…

A Look At The Tech That Could Mean We Never Have To Charge Our Phones Again

Lexus Hoverboard: How It Works and Why You Won’t See It in Stores Anytime Soon

01.07.2015 | BGR | www.bgr.com

A few days ago, a short Lexus video went viral on YouTube, as the luxury carmaker apparently created a real hoverboard called Slide. Thanks to the Back to the Future movies, skateboarding fans have…

Lexus Hoverboard: How It Works and Why You Won’t See It in Stores Anytime Soon

Robo-Trucks Come to Canada's Oil Sands

26.06.2015 | IEEE Spectrum | spectrum.ieee.org

Huge trucks in Alberta’s oil-sand country are undergoing testing for the day when they’ll shed their human drivers.

ASU team fuses art, engineering to create stretchable batteries

24.06.2015 | ASU | asunews.asu.edu

Advances could expand capabilities of wearable electronics

ASU team fuses art, engineering to create stretchable batteries

Why Google’s smart home bet may be a flop

22.06.2015 | Business Insider | www.businessinsider.com

Google just made a big push to own the smart home. But its efforts may be in vain.

Why Google’s smart home bet may be a flop

The "Tesla of scooters" is finally available and it looks incredible

19.06.2015 | Business Insider | www.businessinsider.com

The Tesla of scooters is hitting the market this month and its price is just about as stunning as its high-tech features.

The "Tesla of scooters" is finally available and it looks incredible

Mercedes-Benz is going head-to-head against Tesla with a home battery

17.06.2015 | The Verge | www.theverge.com

Tesla might seem uniquely qualified to offer giant packs of batteries that you mount on the wall of your home, but it's certainly not the only automaker in the world making electric cars.

Mercedes-Benz is going head-to-head against Tesla with a home battery

Google's Knowledge Vault already contains 1.6 billion facts

15.06.2015 | ScienceAlert | www.sciencealert.com

Google has decided to create the largest store of knowledge in human history and it is going to create it without using human brainpower.

Google's Knowledge Vault already contains 1.6 billion facts

With great data comes great responsibility

12.06.2015 | VentureBeat | www.venturebeat.com

Marketers are now able to personalize messages for their customers (and potential customers) with greater precision than ever before.

With great data comes great responsibility

KYOCERA TCL Solar Completes Construction of Third Floating Solar Power Plant in Japan

12.06.2015 | Kyocera | global.kyocera.com

A ceremony was held on May 24 to commemorate completion of the 2.3-megawatt (MW) plant, which will generate an estimated total of 2,680 megawatt hours (MWh) per year — enough electricity to power…

KYOCERA TCL Solar Completes Construction of Third Floating Solar Power Plant in Japan

Not even the sky is the limit: Ham Radio reaches around the world and beyond

11.06.2015 | Ham Radio 2015 | www.hamradio-friedrichshafen.de

The international amateur radio exhibition is once again making waves at the exhibition grounds in Friedrichshafen. From June 26 to 28, amateur radio enthusiasts from all over the world will meet for…

Not even the sky is the limit: Ham Radio reaches around the world and beyond

The future of biometrics: Word meanings and brain waves

10.06.2015 | Extremetech | www.extremetech.com

Brain waves and their potential for use as human biometric identification, which we first covered in 2013, have risen to the surface once again, as hacks, Internet hoaxes and scams, and phishing…

The future of biometrics: Word meanings and brain waves

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Astronomers are already planning the next, next Hubble telescope

Graphene-Based Microphone Could Let You Hear Like a Bat

Light emitting glasses herald new era for insomnia treatmen

A Look At The Tech That Could Mean We Never Have To Charge Our Phones Again

Lexus Hoverboard: How It Works and Why You Won’t See It in Stores Anytime Soon

Robo-Trucks Come to Canada's Oil Sands

ASU team fuses art, engineering to create stretchable batteries

Why Google’s smart home bet may be a flop

The "Tesla of scooters" is finally available and it looks incredible

Mercedes-Benz is going head-to-head against Tesla with a home battery

Google's Knowledge Vault already contains 1.6 billion facts

With great data comes great responsibility

KYOCERA TCL Solar Completes Construction of Third Floating Solar Power Plant in Japan

Not even the sky is the limit: Ham Radio reaches around the world and beyond

The future of biometrics: Word meanings and brain waves