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Majellan: New HiTech

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  New HiTech News: Forest Bathing

Going for a walk in a forest or 'forest bathing', as Japanese call it, improves immune response. Scientists suspect this is due to the benefits of breathing in phytoncides - airbourne chemicals produced by trees to protect themselves from fungi and insects.
I keep telling people "Plant more TREES!' Now I can mention the additional health benefits (along with the extra oxygen, rainfall and place for a tree house). click here to read
 
 
  Posted by harry on Thursday, July 08 @ 09:23:06 NZST (28 reads)
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  New HiTech News: Finally the 21st Century gets closer

When I think of the 21st Century AS IT IS SUPPOSED TO BE - I think of flying cars, space ships and robots. So far all we've managed to get is a jet-pack and it took a Kiwi to do it I might add! (Excuse me for feeling patriotic at this point). click here to see the Martin Jetpack- made in NZ
 
 
  Posted by harry on Wednesday, March 10 @ 09:52:07 NZDT (67 reads)
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  New HiTech News: Writing from the brain

I remember reading Frank Herbert's Dune series where a machine could convert your thoughts into written text. Well, it looks like that technology (in its infant form) is finally here. click here to read
 
 
  Posted by harry on Thursday, March 04 @ 09:35:40 NZDT (71 reads)
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  New HiTech News: Just stick it on and you've got touchscreen

Some excellent boffins in Portugal have come up with an amazing film, which when placed over an existing screen (or other surface) turns it into a touch screen. I want one! click here to read article
 
 
  Posted by harry on Thursday, February 04 @ 08:54:18 NZDT (94 reads)
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  New HiTech News: Make your own Bot

It's getting easier and easier to build your own Bot/Droid. Let's hope we can have a complete R2-D2 really soon. click here to read
 
 
  Posted by harry on Friday, May 15 @ 00:56:27 NZST (174 reads)
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  New HiTech News: Robo exoskeleton for the disabled

Saffron send in this story: The system, which requires crutches to help with balance, consists of motorized leg supports, body sensors and a back pack containing a computerized control box and rechargeable batteries. The user picks a setting with a remote control wrist band - stand, sit, walk, descend or climb - and then leans forward, activating the body sensors and setting the robotic legs in motion. click here to read
 
 
  Posted by harry on Thursday, August 28 @ 13:52:59 NZST (269 reads)
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  New HiTech News: Nanotech making solar power affordable

Rustyballs sent in this article: A Californian company has patented a new nanotech paint-like substance that harnesses solar power. This low cost technology can be sprayed on durable plastics, roof tiles or potentially incorporated into windows. click here to read the article
 
 
  Posted by harry on Monday, July 14 @ 10:21:06 NZST (277 reads)
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  New HiTech News: Bio degrading plastic

The Hobbit sent in this article about a teenager that discovered a method of bio-degrading plastic. Interesting stuff. click here to read the article
 
 
  Posted by harry on Saturday, June 21 @ 13:33:23 NZST (271 reads)
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  New HiTech News: Buy an exoskeleton

Saffron sent in this story: "For the low price of $1000 a month, you could overcome your physical limitations with a HAL exoskeleton from Cyberdyne. While HAL prototypes have been around for a few years now, Cyberdyne has just begun building a lab that will mass produce 400-500 of the suits per year starting this October. Using sensors attached to the skin, the suit supposedly moves effortlessly with your muscles and it has the capability of increasing your strength up to 10 times the norm. It also has a continuous operating time of about 2 hours and 40 minutes. As mentioned, the monthly rental fee has been set at $1000 which includes $300 for maintenance and upgrades. No word on whether or not they plan on selling these things outright, but I would be perfectly happy renting one and going all Hulk on my enemies for a month or so."
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  Posted by harry on Friday, April 18 @ 09:50:49 NZST (293 reads)
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  New HiTech News: Visualising a Virus

Slayerwitch sent in this article: Scientists have refined imagining technology to the point where they can see the protein shell of a virus. click here to read the Technology Review article
 
 
  Posted by harry on Thursday, March 27 @ 08:28:46 NZDT (263 reads)
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