Science
Google Glasses With Heads Up Display Coming Soon?
Google certainly has the information network to back up these glasses, and make augmented reality ... a reality. (SF in the News)
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3D Printer Used To Make Transplant Jawbone
A permanent replacement was printed for reconstructive surgery. (SF in the News)
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We Live In A Space Cloud
SF writers are a little more concerned about space clouds than most astronomers. (SF in the News)
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Nano Quadrotors Form Stephenson's Dog Pod Grid
If you haven't seen this video, it's a remarkable implementation of an sfnal idea. (SF in the News)
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Amazonian Fungus Eats Polyurethane
I guess I'd still like to know what the fungus breaks plastic down into. (SF in the News)
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Whologram by Brian Aldiss
Presents a realistic illusion. From the 1969 story Super-Toys Last All Summer Long (new Technovelgy item)
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Military Spider by David Gerrold
From the 1985 story A Day For Damnation (new Technovelgy item)
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Skyball by David Gerrold
Remote-controlled UAV. From the 1985 story A Day For Damnation (new Technovelgy item)
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Kissenger The Kiss Messenger Robot Spreads Your Love
'Sensory stimulation through the tactile net, Man Forrester...' (SF in the News)
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Self-Guided Bullet Accurate Over One Mile
'The back half is all solid propellant. Valves for directional control ... look, it's all electronic.' (SF in the News)
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Sensorbot Robotic Bubble Swarm For Ocean Exploration
'Sensor swarms operating autonomously could function in complex, harsh, and remote environments.' (SF in the News)
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Jumping Spiders And Machine Vision
I'd never heard of this method for determining depth of field. (SF in the News)
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Free Swimming Endoscope Capsule On 'Fantastic Voyage'
This technology keeps getting closer. (SF in the News)
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FBI To Monitor Social Media
Have you been sharing everything on social networks? Guess who wants to be a lurker? (SF in the News)
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Self-Healing Batteries
It would be better if our gadgets could simply repair themselves when broken (with video). (SF in the News)
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Shrewbot Uses Whiskers As Sensors
See the video for a good example of how biomimicry can lead to uncanny mechanical imitations of nature. (SF in the News)
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Cyborg Rats Have Digital Brain Parts
Someday, we'll have reprogrammable brain parts, which will come in handy. (SF in the News)
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T-Rays And Tricorders
Amazing miniaturization could lead to science-fictional devices. (SF in the News)
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Raincatch Raincoat Has Dune-Style Watertube And Catchpocket
'And us sipping our catchpockets the instant they show dewsparkle.' (SF in the News)
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IBM Now Stores 1 Bit On 12 Atoms
Moore's Law still has some life left. (SF in the News)
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