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Could robots save the art of penmanship?

AxiDraw V3 is coming out this month, and it is capturing penmanship, a writing skill many are thinking may fade into obscurity. Created by Evil Mad Scientist, it’s a pen-plotting robot that serves as a “personal writing and drawing machine.” The machine is $475. Its website states:  “The AxiDraw is a simple, modern, precise, and…

South Africa unveils next generation biometric Mastercard

South Africa is the first market to test Mastercard’s new next generation biometric card, combining chip technology with fingerprints to verify the cardholder’s identity for in-store purchases. The demonstration happened two weeks ago at Absa Bank and Pick n Pay, a leading supermarket retailer. MasterCard has also previously trialed facial biometrics for payments, launching a…

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Self-repairing fabric has innovative implications

I just saw this new Nano Cure Tech clothing line, and it’s pretty interesting. The Imperial Motion company is hoping to disrupt the textile industry with a jacket that actually repairs itself.  The wearer simply rubs the fabric together for a few seconds, and the hole completely disappears. You can read more about it over…

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Self-repairing fabric has innovative implications

I just saw this new Nano Cure Tech clothing line, and it’s pretty interesting. The Imperial Motion company is hoping to disrupt the textile industry with a jacket that actually repairs itself.  The wearer simply rubs the fabric together for a few seconds, and the hole completely disappears. You can read more about it over…

Future of farming in India depends on innovation, knowledge sharing

I came across a great article from The Times of India, that I thought I’d pass along about the inspiration behind innovative farming.  The author describes how the white fly disease affected cotton and forced him to take up research work. From there he developed a network of thought leaders who are changing the way…

Future of farming in India depends on innovation, knowledge sharing

I came across a great article from The Times of India, that I thought I’d pass along about the inspiration behind innovative farming.  The author describes how the white fly disease affected cotton and forced him to take up research work. From there he developed a network of thought leaders who are changing the way…