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G-strings, the bare-faced solution to swimming’s problems
With the row over space-age bodysuits threatening to engulf swimming, it was only a matter of time before a top athlete lent his voice to calls for a radical, no-nonsense solution. Japan's Ryosuke...
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Honda’s new wheel
It looks deceptively simple: a stool with a wheel, or an electric unicycle. But Honda Motor, maker of cars, motorbikes, robots and aircraft, says it embodies state-of-the-art technology and may one day...
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3D images you can touch
In Sci-Fi films, there’s one thing you never see people use: a mouse and keyboard. In our 21st century world, technology is supposed to have advanced to where all you need to do is talk to a computer...
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3D TV is on its way
Whenever I hear the words “3D TV”, I’m reminded of a scene in the 1971 flick Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory in which Mike Teavee uses Wonka’s television chocolate machine to miniaturise...
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Brain-powered travel
It may not look like much, but this run of the mill electric wheelchair runs on brainpower – no hands required. Part of a joint project between Japan’s Riken Brain Science Institute and Toyota, the...
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Two dimensions of 3D
An old Saturday Night Live segment once included this joke when Frank Sinatra was still alive: “‘Ol’ Blue Eyes’ is back in town, and sources report nobody’s interested and nobody cares.” That line came...
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