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Scout Delivery Robots by Amazon



Robots have already become an integral part of Amazon’s warehouse operations, but it’s looking at several ways to automate delivery, too. We’ve all heard about Prime Air, the drone delivery program currently hamstrung by US restrictions on commercial drones.

PrintBrush™ XDR -Colors. Everywhere


PrintBrush™ XDR is a first-of-its-kind color inkjet printer for smartphones. Go paperless. Go truly mobile. Save the planet.
The press has called our printer a “Magic Wand for printing” and it is now in pilot production after many years of development.

T10 Home: The Most Powerful and Affordable Vacuum







With a quiet and powerful brushless motor that boasts up to 115,000 rpm, the T10 Home cordless vacuum delivers robust suction power for up to 58 minutes.

Swiftpoint GT - Ergonomic Mouse for iPad, PC & Mac




 GT's Ergonomic Design.

Wireless technology + the most comfortable travel mouse ever. Increase productivity, reduce pain!

PIQO: World’s Most Powerful 1080p Pocket Projector


Piqo is a powerful HD projector that turns your average media viewing into a cinematic experience. With features like built-in WiFi, Bluetooth, Hi-Fi speakers, screen mirroring, offline storage, and over 50 hours of battery life, you’ll be able to enjoy a full HD cinematic experience from anywhere. And when you’re finished, you can stick it in your pocket.

Lexus NX 300 Review: Why It’s a Best-Selling SUV

The Lexus NX, the smallest SUV in Lexus’ lineup, is a most credible offering, with a nicely trimmed cockpit, long-distance comfort for four adults, and a choice of mainstream, sporty, or hybrid versions. The NX is the best seller

NASA goes back to the middle ages for its rover tire design--Superlastic tires


NASA
The Mars Curiosity rover has been a big success, but NASA's modern tech couldn't save its tires from breaking down in the harsh conditions of Mars. For future missions,

How a college student built a self-driving car for $700



The kids these days: Brevan Jorgenson, a college senior, has built a self-driving car using $700 in parts and free access to hardware designs and software. He has been driving it around successfully, and even taking his grandmother for a ride.

Is it legal, you might wonder? That are plenty of rules for automakers building autonomous vehicles, and enough regulatory inquisitiveness to keep parts suppliers from selling kits. But for a garage tinkerer who puts it all together, there appear to be few constraints.

TOUCH ACCURACY TEST REVEALS SAMSUNG’S S3 BETTER THAN APPLE’S iPHONE 5S AND 5C

(Credit: OptoFidelity)
Apple's iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C have a bit of improving to do on the touch-accuracy front, according to new data from OptoFidelity, a Finland-based tech test and measurement company.

Sony develops A4-sized digital paper first in the world to use E ink Mobius Technology

Sony has developed an A4 sized equivalent 13.3" digital paper notepad. The display is the first in the world to use E Ink Mobius, a new flexible electronic paper display technology developed by E Ink in collaboration with Sony. Technology developed by Sony for forming high precision

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