Thanks to a new design of shopping cart, customers of Tesco will soon be able to burn calories while buying the weekly groceries.
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New Exercise Shopping Cart Keeps Shoppers Fit
Robotic Traffic Cones Make Their Way Onto Highways
Herds of robotic traffic cones could soon be swarming onto a highway, closing down lanes and slowing the traffic.
Tiny Elvis finds an Even Tinier Doctor
Microscopic biological computers that could one day operate as a doctor on a cellular level have been unveiled.
Made of biological molecules, the computers are so small a trillion can fit in a drop of water.
Cell Phones With Hard Drives
Recent research from analyst firm IDC says that the arrival of mobile phones incorporating hard drives will “require a number of further evolutionary steps” before such technology is good for consumers.
New Study Recommends Patent System Overhaul
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office doesn’t require a major overhaul, but it does need to take “decisive steps” to ensure that funding shortages and outdated policies do not hinder innovation, said the National Research Council in a new report released last week.
Brain Fingerprinting Task Force Formed
Thomas Frey, Executive Director of the DaVinci Institute, a Colorado futurist think tank, today announced the formation of a task force to establish Colorado as the world leader in a new technology called Brain Fingerprinting®.
