I’ve always read books about how to lucid dream. Actually the best instruction I’ve found was the advice to watch your hand before you goto sleep and tell yourself, “am i dreaming?”. The book I read suggests that if I get in the habit of doing this, I will eventually ask myself that while I am dreaming. Also you can self-hypnotize yourself to wake when you are dreaming…
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Getting back to some serious side of technology, we will randomly dive into nanotechnology.
What is nanotechnology?
Here’s a good Google video on nanotechnology explaining what it is:
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The Environmental Protection Agency has decided to regulate a large class of consumer items made with microscopic “nanoparticles” of silver, part of a new but increasingly widespread technology that may pose una
A fully clothed man imaged by a QinetiQ millimetric wave camera. Note the concealed gun. T-ray cameras are said to be similar but more powerful.
Here’s a little explanation on what a T-Ray exactly is. T-Ray or Terahertz radiation are electromagnetic waves sent at terahertz frequencies which travel in line o
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Interesting news show about Lasik and the effects. I have very bad eyes but I am still very concerned if lasik is okay over the long-term
ZikiWiki is a technology wiki I created for technology. Well, right now I am just posting some stuff for my work but hopefully, it will get bigger and bigger and become a free useful tool for diyers, hackers, engineers, and etc… Right now it’s in beta testing period, so if you need a place for your information organization, this might be a good place to start.
I thought about how restricted wikipedia was becoming, it’s like a free place that’s not free anymore, but here’s a wi
(you can’t see the nanobot? of course not! it’s too small!)
Just in from Chiang Mai, Thailand, the local university develops a nanobot that is small enough for a human body…
Wow, cool nanobot that can travel through human blood vessels! This is something out of comics coming to real life…
A Chiang Mai University team has developed a motor so small it will power a microscopic robot on an expedition through human blood vessels.
UPDATE: The site linked has disappeared but someone in Korea has captured the heart beat schematic I think?
Here’s a cool DIY circuit that you can make.
It’s a heart rate monitor that you can use for your next golf outing or jogging.
One day whilst walking through the town centre in Manchester (probably on the way to Maplin!), I came upon a heartbe
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Wow, here’s some robots being put into good use in the medical field. This $20,000 “Pregnant Robot” — developed to help med students — “simulates the pertinent vital signs and exports of a pregnant woman, including blood, urine and a baby.”
Video overview after the jump. Even the baby simulates vital signs, and can change colors from pink to blue to signify oxygen deficiency. A huma
