Harvey: A working robot for container crops

One of These ‘Bots Will Be the Navy’s Next Killer Drone

Robotic palletizing system and stretch wrapping system from ZENON AUTOMATION

15 Cool Tents for Chic Camping Vacations

Airblade technology by James Dyson

Robot Boats Survive Epic Voyage Across the Pacific — So Far

Bike design \ Liu Chien-Sheng

3D Printers In A Prius Prove This Technology is Road Ready

© Pocket Factory

What happens when you put a couple of cheap 3D printers in the back of your Prius, and drive around making products for people. Can you create a business? What are the best products to try and make? Two guys are trying to answer these questions with a new project called PocketFactory.

Using 3D Printing To Grow A Small Business
Bilal Ghalib and Alex Hornstein have put four consumer level (sub-$2,000) 3D printers in the back of their car and are making their way across the US. Their goal is to start a business of designing, producing and selling products made on these printers. They're also open sourcing everything about their adventure so anyone interested in duplicating the business can do so.

Aviation Geeks Scramble to ID bin Laden Raid’s Mystery Copter

WHALETONE by Robert Majkut

Now You Can Do 3-D Printing Out of Sawdust

Spiderpodium – ‘Flexible, Universal Travel Dock and Gadget Grip’