Wednesday, 3 June 2015

Boost For HI Tech Eye Wear

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Hi tech glass are getting a second chance thanks to industry, glasses from Google and other tech firms  or being looked at by companies who's workers require eyes on information. Workers who  have to consult monitors  when working with machinery could benefit from there use. Sorting offices could also benefit from this technolagy

Wednesday, 20 May 2015

Raspberry PI Down in Price

$10 cheaper, but just as much fun

The reduction in price announced last week by Raspberry PI does not yet seem to have taken effect yet in the UK  although RS do have the new price.

Current Amazon price 




First Electric Car Ferry

World's First Electric Car Ferry Enters Service

The worlds first electric ferry is now operating in Norway with the capacity for 120 cars and 360 people. The ferry which operates in Sognefjord has a propulsion system installed by Siemens uses two electric motors and is made from aluminium. This makes it cheaper to run for owners Norled.

Tuesday, 19 May 2015

Change To Microlight Regulations by CAA



The CAA has issued an exemption for single seater Microlights to take off  and land with out needing a valid noise certificate.

Full  statement by the CAA Here

Friday, 8 May 2015

New CAA Document on Small Drone Flying Regulations.






The civil Aviation Authority has released the Following

 General exemption to allow First Person View flying of radio-controlled aircraft, providing that a competent observer is present.

PDF can be viewed here

Tuesday, 5 May 2015

NASA's Version of an Osprey V-22 A Drone


NASA has released footage of its Greased Lightning GL-10 a 10 rotor version of the  V-22 Osprey but no a full size aircraft but a Drone. The Drone which is made of carbon fiber weighing 62 pounds and battery powered with 4 engines in each wing and 2 in the tail. 

Saturday, 2 May 2015

Another Medical Tricorder Moment



A cheap smartphone attachment can resolve single strands of DNA for remote diagnostics (Ph...


Yes it is another Star trek moment a smart phone bolt-on that can detect single strand DNA and analyse them for disease. Gizmag reports that the add on was invented at UCLA and can be used for cheap medical diagnoses 

Source: Gizmag