B. Davis | January 20, 2012
A case deciding whether equipment manufacturers should be at fault for their machines being used with products made of asbestos on U.S. Navy ships was ruled in favor of the manufacturers. The California Supreme Court protected them from liability stating that if they had ruled with the plaintiffs, ‘absurd results’ could’ve transpired. Read the entire [...]
B. Davis | January 19, 2012
The future of household robotics could involve them helping out in the kitchen. A demonstration from Technical University in Munich sees adding instructions such as “making sandwiches” or “popping popcorn” to the list of applications robots may someday be able to do by themselves. Read the entire article here To learn more about Technical University, click [...]
B. Davis | January 18, 2012
New microneedle sensor technology may enable doctors to continuously detect real-time changes within the body. Small, painless needles could be inserted into wearable devices and allow for constant monitoring. Read the entire article here
