Nano World: Self-powered hydrogen sensors Nanotechnological, inexpensive sensors that can detect invisible, odorless hydrogen leaks and sound the alarm wirelessly could help safeguard future vehicles and refueling stations based on the gas, experts told UPI’s Nano World. Intriguingly, the sensors have the ability to power themselves by harvesting energy from slight vibrations. This means they… Continue reading Self-powered hydrogen sensors
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Crying Foul on Accessibility Claims
Crying Foul on Accessibility Claims Or how not to waste tax-payers money on inaccessible sites or make grand claims on accessibility that you cannot fully back up. By Ian Lloyd This has an interesting list of ten things to do and a piece on trustworthy trustmarks make sure ot click thur and check out the… Continue reading Crying Foul on Accessibility Claims
South Carolina Bill Would Outlaw Sex Toys
South Carolina Bill Would Outlaw Sex Toys The S.C. bill does not look likely to pass, but the scary thing is that such products are already illegal in several Southern states. Apparently in Texas, if you market a toy as a novelty, its legal. But if you demonstrate its use in sexual activity–its illegal. What… Continue reading South Carolina Bill Would Outlaw Sex Toys
What to do?
Been so busy with work and friends that i have not had anytime to blog, but now that I got a couple of free days I plan to start back doing just that. Hung out with Stephanie Sexton and Britney Simpson yesterday to come up with stratagies for this website. So far we have come… Continue reading What to do?
Sony Puts AIBO Robot Dog To Sleep
Sony Puts AIBO Robot Dog To Sleep Sony Corp. has officially euthanized the Sony AIBO entertainment robot and stopped development on its QRIO humanoid robot, the company said today. The “announcement” was slipped into Sony’s 2005 third-quarter earnings report, which also detailed a number of plant closings and a refocusing to core businesses like entertainment,… Continue reading Sony Puts AIBO Robot Dog To Sleep