While fitness sensors are cool, there are plenty of other uses for remote sensors. These environmental sensors allow you to keep track of indoor spaces in your home.
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CubeSensors: Track the Fitness of Your Home
Published March 26, 2013 blogs , technology Leave a CommentTags: app, blogs, Cubesensors, environmental, GTD, indoor, iPhone, monitoring, remote, sensors, Technabob, technology
Stealthbot: The Sam Fisher of Robots
Published February 26, 2013 blogs , technology Leave a CommentTags: blogs, CSIRO, drone, espionage, noise, remote, robot, sensitive, sneaky, Stealth, Technabob, technology
There are plenty of robots roaming around these days, but researchers have developed a robot that is designed to be the sneakiest robot out there. It uses background noises to mask its actual presence, which is pretty amazing.
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KANZ Field Power Desk Helps You Live and Work Well off the Grid
Published September 25, 2012 blogs , science , technology Leave a CommentTags: blogs, desk, field, Kanz, power, recharge, remote, Satellite, Technabob, technology, wrieless
You know that when World War Z happens, you better be prepared because there’s no way that you’ll be able to charge your smartphone when the power grid is down. The KANZ Field Power Desk will help all technological zombie fighters to keep working and playing as long as the sun is still in the sky.
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Stone Spray Robot, The In Situ Robotic 3D Printer
Published August 4, 2012 blogs , technology Leave a CommentTags: 3D printing, architecture, automated, blogs, control, remote, robot, stone spray, Technabob, technology
The Stone Spray robot was created as a 3D printer to produce architecture out of soil. While technically speaking, this robot wasn’t designed to create art, the results of its efforts and the research project sure look like some interesting sculptural works.
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Exposing 8,000 Years of Civilization with Satellites
Published March 23, 2012 blogs , science , technology Leave a CommentTags: anthrosol, archeology, blogs, Middle East, remote, Satellite, science, SciTechDaily, settlement, syria, technology, tell brak, urbanization
Analysis of the locations of ancient settlements can reveal the many connections between them.
Hidden beneath mounds of Earth, in the fertile crescent of the Middle East, lie overlooked networks of small settlements that date back millennia. Archaeologists are now probing these mounds to find out more about early human settlements.
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First 3D Printed Plane: Future of Drones and UAVs?
Published August 4, 2011 blogs , technology 1 CommentTags: 3D printing, blogs, future, plane, printer, remote, sintering, southampton, Technabob, technology, UAV
3D printing has been used in a variety of different ways, but this is the first time that I’ve seen it being used to print out a whole airplane. UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) are pretty important in the military these days, and even on science missions. Now, a team from the University of Southampton has printed out a working UAV, which is kind of amazing.
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Water-Skier Controlled Tow Boat for Solo Show-Offs
Published April 18, 2011 blogs , technology 1 CommentTags: blogs, control, jet ski, luxury, remote, self-piloted, Technabob, technology, tow boat, water ski
It’s probably every water-skier’s (wet !) dream to have a remotely operated tow-boat. Although water-skiing normally requires at least two people – one to pilot the boat, and one to be pulled behind it, this thing will tow you around without needing anyone else.
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