Digital Rosetta Stone for Digital Storage for 1000 years
Rated • 4 reviews • science, technology • nextbigfuture.com
"Digital Rosetta Stone," a wireless memory chip sealed in silicon that can store data for 1,000 years."
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Radio Waves See through Walls - University of Utah News...
Rated • 8 reviews • science, technology • utah.edu
"University of Utah engineers showed that a wireless network of radio transmitters can track people moving behind solid walls. The system could help police, firefighters and others nab intruders, and rescue hostages, fire victims and elderly people who fall in their homes."
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To peer inside a living cell
Rated • 10 reviews • science, technology • mit.edu
"Quantum mechanics could help build ultra-high-resolution electron microscopes that won't destroy living cells."
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Al Fin: Hyperion Plans for Factory Produced Reactors
Rated • 3 reviews • science, technology, alternative power • blogspot.com
"For the first time, the advantages of nuclear power - efficient, cheaper, non-polluting with no greenhouse gas emissions - are available for remote locations without designing and building individual, massive, and costly conventional power plants that are built to serve large areas."
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Nissan Mimics School of Fish to Eliminate Collisions -...
Rated • 6 reviews • cars, science, technology • foxnews.com
"According to Nissan, this is the world's first development of a robot car that can travel in a group by sharing the position and information of others within a group via communication technologies. Nissan's ongoing research aims at eventually creating collision-free vehicles based on its latest safety concept."
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DNA Electronics Has a Hand Held Genetic Testing Device -...
Rated • 4 reviews • science, technology • singularityhub.com
"SNP Dr. is the world's first hand held semi-conductor device that will be able to read your DNA in about 15-30 minutes."
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Microsoft researcher converts his brain into e-memory -...
Rated • 3 reviews • bizarre, technology • cnn.com
"By about 2020, he says, our entire life histories will be online and searchable. Location-aware smartphones and inexpensive digital memory storage in the "cloud" of the Internet make the transition possible and inevitable. No one will have to fret about storing the details of their lives in their heads anymore."
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Mutating Matter: New Technology Creates "Soft" Robots Can...
Rated • 3 reviews • robotics, research, technology • dailygalaxy.com
"Like something out of Terminator 2, researchers are developing techniques for warfare of the future to create materials that self-assemble or alter their shape, perform a function and then disassemble themselves. These capabilities offer the possibility for morphing aircraft and ground vehicles, uniforms that can alter themselves in any climate, and â€oesoft” robots that flow like mercury through small openings to enter caves and bunker complexes."
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Japanese Scientists Create Touchable Holograms - New Tang...
Rated • 24 reviews • science, technology • ntdtv.com
Too cool ... "Researchers at Tokyo University have come up with a technology that is a first and significant step away from the mouse and keyboard - touchable holograms."
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Tech Famous Nerds | Sherweb blog
Rated • 38 reviews • internet, technology, social media • sherweb.com
"We Google, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube as naturally as going to the bathroom, but do you ever wonder who the actual masterminds behind these groundbreaking sites are? Here's a tribute to some of technologies most fascinating and famous nerds."
