Zhenan Bao of Stanford University has created very sensitive artificial skin. He need it to “clothe” his Cyberdyne Systems Model 101. Okay, he didn’t really, but when it can detect pressures less than that of a butterfly, I would say that’s impressive. At least Terminator can destroy butterflies when they land on him.
Archive for September, 2010
Stanford University Creates Sensitive Artificial Skin
September 27th, 2010 
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Posted in Emerging Technology 
Tags: artificial skin, Cyberdyne, skynet, stanford university, Zhenan Bao 
No Comments »A Few Good Ticket Dodging Radar Detectors
September 17th, 2010 admin No one likes getting a ticket. But some sure do love giving them! Why not grab a good radar detector to ward off those ticket mongers? Here’s a few, high rated radar detectors.
Posted in automotive Tags: and Ku, K, Ka, laser detector, laser detectors, radar detector, radar detectors, X No Comments »Rubber Band Gatling Gun for Big Kids
September 15th, 2010 admin Okay, let’s get right to the point – this thing is expensive. Like $500 expensive. So, let’s glory in expensive contraptions. The rubber band gatling gun is one bad, er, toy.
Laptop Data Recovery
September 9th, 2010 admin Every so often, I’m reminded about the importance of a good computer backup plan. Unfortunately, those reminders are usually painful stories from people who did not have one. If you are reading this article, I am assuming that you have an issue with your laptop, it is not booting anymore, and you need some help [...]
Commodore C64 Relaunch
September 8th, 2010 admin This just in, Commodore is going to relaunch the C64 to recreate epic fail. In a move to stymie recent retorts that Commodore and Amiga weren’t being irrelevant enough, the companies announced plans to unleash their cooperative forces.
Gyrobike Gyroscopic Training Wheels
September 7th, 2010 admin Mark this up to another, “Why didn’t I think of this?” idea. Gyrobike is a training bike for the little tikes. It takes the bad habits out of old training wheels, by replacing it with a gyroscopic wheel that helps them get going.
