Heralding what may transpire to be the next line of defence against the ever persistent curse of electronic banking and credit card related fraud, this credit card, developed by Innovative Card Technologies in collaboration with eMue Technologies, comes complete with its own on-board keypad, embedded display unit and integral microprocessor …
We’re a little late in posting about this particular gadget but, whereas ordinarily we’d simply not post about something already so widely covered, the MicroDrone remote surveillance drone from German company MicroDrones GmbH genuinely gets our pulses racing – besides that, it’s guaranteed to feature in TFTS on the premise …
If you’re into impact sports as a means of getting fit and you’re still using a traditional punch bag for training then this interactive Fight Revolution Robot is sure to get your pulses racing as, unlike punch bags, this decidedly masochistic robot will offer you a series of routines in …
If you have a new car or bike one of the concerns is always its attraction to potential thieves and, whilst alarms and locks will undoubtedly act to deter all but the most accomplished (or plain stupid) of those looking to make off with bike or vehicle, this novel approach …
Featuring as one of the nominees in this years People’s Design Awards, the Everything is OK tape by MINE offers a somewhat more reassuring instant cordon to those of crime and incident scenes and, apart from being a burst as fresh air and refreshing optimism in a frequently pessimistic world …
Coming complete with its own USB powered docking station, the iRing concept offers a novel method of remotely controlling your iPod and/or iPone via an item of jewelery (naturally emblazoned with the Apple logo) thanks to its inbuilt Bluetooth connectivity and touch sensitive OLED strip screen.
Whilst there are specialist computer programs available that will assist you in joining together numerous separate digital photographs to form a panoramic vista a great deal of work and patience is required to get a decent result and, if just one of your photos is a little out of focus …
Having posted only recently about TU Delft’s trials of a solar powered computer mouse, namely the Sole Mio, we find ourselves referring to yet another one of their projects, known as the RoboSwift, that could result in us seeing birds in a wholly different light in the near future.
Presently being …
