Archive for July, 2010

A solution for ill people: using eyes to communicate

For those who, after suffering from a stroke or a degenerative disease, have lost the ability to speak and have serious difficulties in moving normally, among the several problems that they encounter to carry out even the simplest tasks of daily life, one of the hardest is often the one that involves communication with others. [...]

Panasonic to enter the mini camcorder market

With a delay that it’s hard not to notice, finally Panasonic has decided to play its cards on the mini camcorders market, a market dominated by devices with an extremely small size, a generally affordable average price and a good quality (which of course may vary depending on the price, and vice versa). To do [...]

Organized crime wants your personal data

According to a report recently published by Verizon, approximately 85 per cent of thefts of personal data and unauthorized access to restricted information (out of which, 38 per cent is represented by theft of usernames and passwords) can be directly or indirectly linked to organized crime. Always according to this report, more than 70 per [...]

Robotic tentacles to neutralize bombs and landmines

As soldiers deployed in war zones know too well, danger may be waiting around the corner, behind a closed door or in the form of a homemade bomb (the so called IEDs, or Improvised Explosive Devices) which may explode at any time. Neutralizing these bombs is one of the hardest jobs for the troops, and [...]

A new generation of flying cars by Terrafugia

Terrafugia, one of the most popular names in the world of flying cars has just presented the concept, integrated with computer graphic images and technical specification, of its next vehicle called Transition Roadable Aircraft (TRA). It is a hybrid vehicle, whose characteristics might be summed up with the description give on the manufacturer’s website: land [...]

Robot planes to deliver cargo

The latest frontier in the development of pilotless planes or UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles)might be, in a not so far future, be crossed by Fedex. The express courier giant, in fact, is willing to consider the possibility of employing robotic aircraft in its fleet. The idea would be using them not only as transport planes [...]

Spy phones, the alternative to bugs

Aside from the latest political developments in Italy, according to which the Government seems to be busy fighting telephone wiretapping, by complicating the regulations that rule the usage of listening bugs, using hidden microphones is in any case not always easy for the police, and they must always have an alternative available to be able [...]

Military UAVs for scientific use

Generally, people are prone to thinking that the military has a very tight relationship with technologies, keeping for themselves all those devices they use to do their job, devices which in some cases hit the civilian applications market only a few years after having been thoroughly used by the men in uniform. In some cases [...]

From Italy to China on an empty tank

Since we are talking about vehicles that can recharge themselves, let’s go back to the Mother Earth, and more precisely in Italy, in the city of Parma, where technicians from the VisLab laboratory of the local University have launched a very ambitious project, that is, the intercontinental road trip of an autonomous vehicle, capable of [...]

Bring down enemy missiles with your iPhone

Steve Jobs and the folks at Apple like to boast that there is nothing you can’t do without an iPhone app. Now it looks like another step in this direction has been taken by Raytheon: in fact, the Massachusetts giant is working on Patriot Crew Drill, some sort of videogame whose effects are far from [...]

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