Potential delay for first test flight of India's spaceplane demonstrator

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) may have to delay the first test flight of its experimental Reusable Launch Vehicle-Technology Demonstrator (RLV-TD) spaceplane. The unmanned sub-orbital spacecraft, which is similar in design to the US Air Force's X-37B, was scheduled to be launched in February, but technical difficulties may put back the flight to the first week of April.

.. Continue Reading Potential delay for first test flight of India's spaceplane demonstrator

Section: Space

Tags:

• India
• Spacecraft
• Launch
• ISRO

Related Articles:

• Now we are eight: India's Mars Orbiter Mission reaches Mars
• India's MOM Mars probe sent on its way
• India's Mars Orbiter Mission launches successfully
• India and the US to team up for Mars exploration and Earth-observing missions
• State of the Game: Deep Space Exploration
• "Econtainer" bridge to rehabilitate 25-million ton waste mountain

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/22BnSdq

Automist Smartscan puts a targeted fire-fighting mist jet in the wall

With regular ceiling-mounted sprinkler systems, the whole room gets soaked when fire is detected – even if the flames themselves are just in one part of the room. London-based tech firm Plumis, however, is out to change that. The sprinklers for its Automist Smartscan system are located in the walls, and they only target areas where fire is present. As a result, the system reportedly uses 90 percent less water, causing much less water damage while offering the same fire-fighting performance as ceiling systems.

.. Continue Reading Automist Smartscan puts a targeted fire-fighting mist jet in the wall

Section: Around The Home

Tags:

• Sprinkler
• Firefighting

Related Articles:

• Fire-dropping drone could ignite and monitor controlled burns
• Red Rhino LF5G fire truck douses flames in small city spaces
• Microwave sensors help fight wildfires from the air
• New aerial firefighting system gulps water faster
• CFX: tiny compressed-air foam firefighting system
• Unmanned helicopter and drone join forces in safer approach to fighting fire

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1IH4aqb

Velomobile fans could soon have a real Ego

Early next year, the Pedalist, e-fox, Elf and Tripod could all be in for some competition. That's when Illinois-based inventor Eliel Rojas plans on launching a Kickstarter campaign to fund production of his human/electric hybrid vehicle, the Ego Urban Transporter. Like those other models, it's what's known as a velomobile – a pedal-powered tricycle enclosed within an aerodynamic shell. Also like them, it's a velomobile that stands about as tall as a car. Its rider, however, stays pretty laid-back.

.. Continue Reading Velomobile fans could soon have a real Ego

Section: Urban Transport

Tags:

• Velomobile
• Pedal-assisted
• Pedaling

Related Articles:

• Pedalist velomobile hits Kickstarter
• e-fox velomobile wants to be your next "car"
• Morgan Threewheeler gets the velomobile treatment
• Raht Racer velomobile may let riders pedal "as fast as a car"
• Veloschmitt reinvents the 1955 Messerschmitt KR200 as a two-person e-velomobile
• GinzVelo makes for gonzo transportation

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1P3f32g

Oculus Touch controllers for Rift now expected to launch in mid/late 2016

We already knew that Oculus' Touch controllers, which give you hands inside virtual worlds, wouldn't be shipping alongside the Rift in Q1, but today the Facebook-owned company announced a delay in the ship date for the wireless accessories.

.. Continue Reading Oculus Touch controllers for Rift now expected to launch in mid/late 2016

Section: Wearable Electronics

Tags:

• Virtual Reality
• Oculus
• VR
• Oculus Rift

Related Articles:

• Oculus Rift still set for Q1 2016 launch, with pre-orders starting soon after the new year
• Oculus shows off the finished Rift headset (and Oculus Touch controllers), available in 2016
• Oculus Rift's recommended specs include Nvidia GTX 970 graphics card
• Oculus Rift (consumer version): Hands-on
• Extended interview: The Oculus Rift, in its creators' own words
• Oculus' latest acquisition could hint at free-moving VR and telepresence robots

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1TsmX9c

Panasonic's stretchy resin film may find use in wearable electronics and more

Before flexible electronic devices can become commonplace, there needs to be a practical way of manufacturing reliable stretchable circuitry. While some solutions are already in development, Panasonic recently announced one of its own – a soft, flexible polymer resin film combined with transparent electrodes and a conductive paste.

.. Continue Reading Panasonic's stretchy resin film may find use in wearable electronics and more

Section: Wearable Electronics

Tags:

• Stretchable Electronics
• Panasonic
• Flexible

Related Articles:

• Carbon nanotubes used to create conducting fibers for artificial muscles
• "Nano-accordion" conductors may find use in flexible and stretchable electronics
• Stretchable Electronics with a Twist
• Liquid crystal elastomers used to create "rubber lasers"
• Silver nanowire conductors could mean better stretchable electronics
• Stretchable optical circuits could find use in robot skin and more

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1YRELkQ

Chasing comets, Pluto fly-by and Falcon landing: A year in space, 2015

From commercial space to space lettuce, 2015 was a bumper year for exploring the Solar System and beyond. To get the low down on the high ground, Gizmag looks back on the highlights of space exploration and technology over the past twelve months.

.. Continue Reading Chasing comets, Pluto fly-by and Falcon landing: A year in space, 2015

Section: Space

Tags:

• Rosetta
• NASA
• Spaceflight
• SpaceX
• Ceres
• New Horizons

Related Articles:

• UK moves one step closer to naming its first commercial spaceport
• Ballantine's invents glass for sipping whisky in space
• Shenzhou-10 blasts off for Chinese space station
• Final Frontier Design creating budget space suit for private space industry
• SpaceX considering a new commercial spaceport in Texas
• A step back in time: The 50th anniversary of the first spacewalk

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1PyMXAv

Clip-on device gives unplugged electric guitar a sound boost

Noodling away on an unplugged electric guitar is a great way to practice chops any time, day or night. But the raw sound can be a bit disappointing, lacking body and volume. DelSonix says that its clip-on guitar speaker can give a solid body electric a 10 dB sonic boost, which can be directed straight at the player.

.. Continue Reading Clip-on device gives unplugged electric guitar a sound boost

Section: Music

Tags:

• Guitar

Related Articles:

• Customuse 3D prints affordable "Custom Shop" guitars
• Doing the double on a single with Chris Haskett
• Cheetah strikes an odd chord with 3D-printed dreadnought
• Luminlay makes guitar knobs glow
• Gizmotron 2.0 brings a bow to your axe
• EHX B9 turns your axe into an organ grinder

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1MIxoju

Capsules made from seaweed could replace insulin injections

People with type 1 diabetes have to live with daily injections of insulin. As research progresses in this field, scientists are looking into new methods that can free, or at least partially free, patients from regular doses. One such method is pancreatic islet transplantation, something that researchers at Okinawa Institute of Technology and Science Graduate University (OIST) claim they have improved.

.. Continue Reading Capsules made from seaweed could replace insulin injections

Section: Health and Wellbeing

Tags:

• Insulin
• Diabetes

Related Articles:

• Insulin releasing patch draws oral diabetes treatments closer
• New diabetes treatment would turn liver cells into insulin-producers
• Insulin "capsules" may ultimately replace daily injections for diabetics
• Producing insulin-secreting pancreas cells from skin cells gives hope to diabetics
• Smart patch to take pain and hassle out of insulin injections
• MIT researchers develop glucose-responsive diabetes treatment

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1PyBNvI

Samsung pulls three devices out of experimental research lab for CES

Samsung is set to give CES attendees a little glimpse into its research division next week, unveiling for the first time a set of projects underway in its secretive Creative Lab (C-Lab). With the curtain to be pulled back on a weight-managing belt, a VR controller and an ambitiously discrete audio device, Samsung will be looking to gauge the potential for some of its more promising, yet experimental ideas for near-future technologies.

.. Continue Reading Samsung pulls three devices out of experimental research lab for CES

Section: Wearable Electronics

Tags:

• Samsung
• Virtual Reality
• CES 2016

Related Articles:

• LG's answer to the Gear VR? The Google Cardboard-based VR for G3
• The first consumer-focused Samsung Gear VR will cost $99, launches this November
• The virtual reality revolution, if it's coming at all, starts now
• VRgo chair offers hands-free virtual reality navigation
• Ghost Drone 2.0's camera can be controlled via VR goggles
• SMI announces eye-tracking upgrade for Oculus Rift

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1mkrZdw

Standout science and technology in 2015

The blistering advance of technology we are experiencing in the 21st century is nothing short of mind-boggling, and the rate of change being exponential, 2015 was by definition the busiest year yet. So before the Gregorian calendar keels over into 2016, let's take a wander through some of the year's most significant, salutary and attention-grabbing examples of scientific achievement, technological innovation and human endeavor.

.. Continue Reading Standout science and technology in 2015

Section: Science

Tags:

• Energy
• Quantum
• Light
• 3D Printers
• World Records
• Spaceflight
• Robotics
• Brain

Related Articles:

• Ballantine's invents glass for sipping whisky in space
• Shenzhou-10 blasts off for Chinese space station
• Final Frontier Design creating budget space suit for private space industry
• Orion blasts into space
• A step back in time: The 50th anniversary of the first spacewalk
• UK moves one step closer to naming its first commercial spaceport

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1YTINnz

Vanderhall treads a unique path to weekend fun with three-wheel Laguna

Until now, the Morgan Three Wheeler was the leading option for wealthy petrolheads willing to trade out-and-out laptimes for left-field fun, but Vanderhall is encroaching on the old British manufacturer's turf with its new Laguna.

.. Continue Reading Vanderhall treads a unique path to weekend fun with three-wheel Laguna

Section: Automotive

Tags:

• Three-Wheeler
• Carbon Fiber
• Vanderhall

Related Articles:

• Elio Motors reveals custom-engined P5 prototype at the LA Auto Show
• Honda presents Neowing tilting tricycle ahead of Tokyo Motor Show
• Morgan electrifies the 3 Wheeler
• Defiant EV blends modern tech with old-school style
• Yamaha's 850cc sports three-wheeler MWT-9 concept
• Vitesse AuDessus releases ultralight carbon fiber sports car wheels

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1YPWBon

LG looks to centralize communications between home appliances with SmartThinQ Hub

If the launch of its Internet Refrigerator more than a decade ago didn't get the point across, then its steady stream of other smart fridges, washers and other appliances since certainly did. LG is a big believer in the connected home, and at CES next week it will showcase a new device targeted at those of a similar faith. Its SmartThinQ Hub is designed as a communication center for a home's smart appliances, while serving as a speaker and notification system at the same time.

.. Continue Reading LG looks to centralize communications between home appliances with SmartThinQ Hub

Section: Around The Home

Tags:

• Smart Home
• CES 2016
• LG
• Internet of Things

Related Articles:

• uCella upsizes the connected mailbox for online shoppers
• Intel's Smart Tiny House goes big on tech
• Review: Master Lock Bluetooth smart padlock
• Flow becomes Nuimo, the all-in-one Bluetooth controller for your home
• Carnegie Mellon to form "living lab" of internet of things through Google initiative
• Multi-purpose Symbisa sensor looks to fast track the Internet of Things

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1mTaOj7

Ocean Cleanup project to test its first trash-catching barriers in Dutch waters

Scooping up all the plastic waste in the world's oceans would be a massive undertaking given that scientists estimate there's around 5 trillion pieces of it currently bobbing about in the water. But the Ocean Cleanup project believes it is up to the challenge and has today announced plans for the first real-world test of its rubbish collection barriers off the coast of The Netherlands.

.. Continue Reading Ocean Cleanup project to test its first trash-catching barriers in Dutch waters

Section: Environment

Tags:

• Plastic waste
• Plastics

Related Articles:

• Ocean-friendly Seabin sucks up surrounding sea trash
• Ocean Cleanup project completes Great Pacific Garbage Patch research expedition
• Tequila waste combined with recycled plastic to form wood substitute
• New production process makes PLA bioplastic cheaper and greener
• Sea Chair Project harvests plastic from the oceans to create furniture
• Ocean Cleanup concept to become a reality next year

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1OyqhBH

AirBar brings touch control to existing PCs

Having a touchscreen on your PC could certainly be handy at times, but perhaps not enough so to bother replacing your whole computer with a new one. Well, that's where Neonode's AirBar comes in. It's a slim module that magnetically attaches below the screen of an existing PC that's running Windows or Chrome, instantly providing it with touch functionality.

.. Continue Reading AirBar brings touch control to existing PCs

Section: Computers

Tags:

• Interface
• Touchscreen

Related Articles:

• DuoPad adds touchscreen-like functionality to existing PCs
• Touchjet Wave creates touchscreen tablets from televisions
• HP's new Chromebook 14 offers high-res, touch-enabled display
• Glovys makes your smartphone friendlier to gloves
• Ubi brings touchscreen functionality to any projection surface
• Review: Durabook R11 is a rugged, surprisingly lightweight Windows tablet

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1OtoiIC

Liquid crystal elastomers used to create "rubber lasers"

We generally picture lasers as being encased within hard housings, much like most other electronics. Thanks to research being conducted at Kent State University and Japan's Kyoto Institute of Technology, however, we could soon see sensors or other devices that incorporate stretchable laser-emitting rubber.

.. Continue Reading Liquid crystal elastomers used to create "rubber lasers"

Section: Science

Tags:

• Stretchable Electronics
• Laser
• Rubber
• Kent State University

Related Articles:

• Carbon nanotubes used to create conducting fibers for artificial muscles
• Stretchable optical circuits could find use in robot skin and more
• "Nano-accordion" conductors may find use in flexible and stretchable electronics
• Liquid metal electrical wires can be stretched without breaking
• Elastic conductors made from carbon nanotubes
• Nanoparticle liquid-metal ink allows standard inkjet printers to create flexible circuits

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1R99zaI

Digital sundial blends 3D-printing tech with ancient ingenuity

You could certainly be forgiven for thinking that the term "digital sundial" is simply an example of an oxymoron, not unlike "jumbo shrimp" or "deafening silence." That hasn't stopped French Thingiverse member Mojoptix from building one, however. It contains no electronics or moving parts, yet it still shows the time from 10:00 to 16:00 in a changing numerical display – with a little help from the sun.

.. Continue Reading Digital sundial blends 3D-printing tech with ancient ingenuity

Section: Good Thinking

Tags: Related Articles:

• HP Sprout gets integrated desktop 3D scanning capabilities
• MakeVR brings motion control to 3D modeling
• BitDrones could be used in flying interactive displays
• Support bath enables 3D printing of soft biomaterials
• Foam-squirting quadcopter becomes a flying 3D printer
• 3D-printing robot creates freestanding metal structures

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1VqfaKo

Top tune creation innovations of 2015

Twenty fifteen has been a helluva year for instrument creation, bringing a torrent of new ways to make sweet, sweet music with a bang, pluck, tap or scrape. Choosing a handful of tasty tone-tastic highlights from the last 12 months has been tough, really tough. But after much ruminating, we've managed to stealthily avoid picking from a hat and have come up with a select bunch of monstrous melody-making favorites.

.. Continue Reading Top tune creation innovations of 2015

Section: Music

Tags:

• Digital music
• Guitar
• MIDI
• Controller
• Best of 2015

Related Articles:

• Seaboard Rise makes Keywave expression more affordable, more awesome
• Oval digital handpan puts unlimited sonic possibilities on your lap
• nOb offers precision control of virtually any onscreen element
• Misa's new controller offers step sequencing on-the-fly
• Pulse puts sonic control on or above its surface
• Guitar Wing now supports Apple's Bluetooth to MIDI wireless connectivity

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1YP3UN5

As Oculus announces a second bundled game, some speculation on Rift pricing

A few decades ago, the Nintendos and Segas of the world used to bundle a flagship title with their gaming consoles: be it Super Mario Bros. or Sonic the Hedgehog. That doesn't happen with today's systems, apart from special edition bundles – which often cost around US$50 more than buying the system by itself. With VR, though, Oculus is going one-up on those old-school game consoles, bundling not just one but two highly-anticipated games with the Oculus Rift. When we add this together with some other recent clues, we think this could mean roughly a $500-600 price tag for the Rift.

.. Continue Reading As Oculus announces a second bundled game, some speculation on Rift pricing

Section: Wearable Electronics

Tags:

• Virtual Reality
• wearable electronics
• Oculus
• Oculus Rift
• Wearable
• Games
• wearable computing
• VR
• Gaming

Related Articles:

• Oculus Rift (consumer version): Hands-on
• Oculus Rift consumer version gets a release window: Mark your calendar for Q1 of 2016
• Extended interview: The Oculus Rift, in its creators' own words
• Oculus Connect 2 Day One: Revisiting Lucky, Henry and Oculus Touch
• One-on-one with Oculus VR and the "Crescent Bay" Oculus Rift
• Hands-on: Samsung's $99, Oculus-powered, consumer Gear VR

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1PxIUTe

Hands on with the world's smallest 4K action camera

The Mokacam is claimed to be the world's smallest 4K action camera. It's also currently the only one to feature hot-swappable magnetic batteries and a rotating removable view and control screen. Already fully funded on Indiegogo, Gizmag got to play with an early prototype. Here are our impressions.

.. Continue Reading Hands on with the world's smallest 4K action camera

Section: Digital Cameras

Tags:

• Prototype
• Indiegogo
• Actioncam

Related Articles:

• GoPro announces Hero 4 models with 4K/30fps recording and touchscreen display
• Review: DJI's Osmo brings stabilized video to the rest of us
• Review: Polaroid Cube
• Contour rises again, and announces Roam3 actioncam
• Drift Innovation announces its smallest actioncam yet, the Stealth 2
• Fusar Mohawk adds camera, comms, route logging and more to existing helmets

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1ZBuXsh

Derby the dog's upgraded 3D-printed prostheses has him walking tall

You might remember Derby, a dog who was born with a congenital deformity but last year received a 3D-printed prostheses that enabled him to run for the first time. Well, its onward and upward for Derby and his carers, who have now crafted an upgraded set of custom prosthetics allowing him to walk proudly with a straight back and even sit like a healthy dog.

.. Continue Reading Derby the dog's upgraded 3D-printed prostheses has him walking tall

Section: 3D Printing

Tags:

• 3D Printing
• Dogs
• 3D Systems
• Prosthetics
• Disability

Related Articles:

• Breakthrough bionic leg prosthesis controlled by subconscious thoughts
• Youbionic developing low-cost 3D-printed bionic hand
• CPU-controlled artificial leg offers new freedom of natural movement for amputees
• Disabled dog is now able to run, thanks to 3D-printed prostheses
• Low-cost prosthetic knee could let the impoverished walk normally
• Disabled duck gets a 3D-printed foot

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1YSia2m

8 forward-thinking vehicles to propel us into 2016

The continued minituarization of electronics, advances in materials technology, a growing emphasis on clean, sustainable modes of transport and imaginative thinkers with out-of-the-box ideas have converged to give us some truly audacious vehicle designs over the past 12 months. Some are certainly more practical than others, but from personal tricopters to amphibious motorcycles this new breed of personal mobility solutions offers a tantalizing glimpse into how we might be getting from A to B in the future. As we head into a new year with new possibilities, let's take a look at some that could have a role to play in shaping the future of transport.

.. Continue Reading 8 forward-thinking vehicles to propel us into 2016

Section: Urban Transport

Tags:

• electric skateboard
• Personal Flight
• Jetpack
• Mobility
• Electric Vehicles

Related Articles:

• Biomega combines clean design and clean commuting in OKO e-bike
• Mando Footloose IM e-bike is cheaper and less foldy than its big brother
• Review: Hitting the streets with the Dyson Hard Tail electric bike
• Low-riding zec00 electric motorcycle enters production
• Sine Cycles adds electric power to the old school chopper
• Volvo claims XC90 T8 hybrid is world's most powerful and cleanest SUV

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1YS9vNr

DARPA gives Northrop Grumman nod to develop unmanned VTOL flying wing for small US Navy ships

DARPA has revealed more details of the Tactically Exploited Reconnaissance Node (Tern) program that aims to turn smaller US Navy ships into miniature aircraft carriers for Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAV). Phase 3 of program to develop a tail-sitting flying wing designed to take off and land vertically from destroyers and other small ships was awarded to Northrop Grumman, which will build a full-scale demonstrator for sea trials.

.. Continue Reading DARPA gives Northrop Grumman nod to develop unmanned VTOL flying wing for small US Navy ships

Section: Aircraft

Tags:

• DARPA
• UAV
• US Navy

Related Articles:

• Northrop Grumman set to develop tail-down UAV for DARPA's Tern program
• TALONS effectively gives ships of all sizes skyscraper-tall masts
• DARPA's ICARUS program to develop self-destructing air delivery vehicles
• ‘Fire-and-forget’ LCITS technology to combat small swarming boat attacks
• DARPA demonstrates robotic landing gear for helicopters
• Gremlins in the works: DARPA's vision for future air operations

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1UfYowo

BMW to present AirTouch gesture-controlled interface at CES

When the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) opens on January 6 in Las Vegas, Nevada, BMW will be showcasing a Vision Car featuring a new gesture-controlled interface called AirTouch – no touchscreen or control knob required.

.. Continue Reading BMW to present AirTouch gesture-controlled interface at CES

Section: Automotive

Tags:

• BMW
• CES 2016

Related Articles:

• BMW system lets a car navigate multi-story car-parks and park itself, before returning to driver
• Volkswagen's Golf R Touch concept shows off the car cockpit of the future
• Remote parking and gesture control coming to BMW 7 Series
• BMW details lighweight new 7 Series
• BMW's M6 Coupe gets Competitive
• Video review: BMW S1000XR is sportier and tourier than most sports tourers

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1OjM6mz

Nadine the eerie social robot looks and feels like humans do

Machines that can read and respond to human emotions like the fast-selling Pepper, and spooky lifelike models that look much like we do have bridged the gap between robots and humans, for better or for worse. By combining these two approaches scientists at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University have taken another step in this direction, taking the wraps off a creepy new humanoid named Nadine who has her own personality and is designed to play the role of social companion or personal assistant.

.. Continue Reading Nadine the eerie social robot looks and feels like humans do

Section: Robotics

Tags:

• NTU
• Humanoid

Related Articles:

• Honda's new ASIMO robot is all grown up
• University of Tehran unveils Surena III humanoid robot
• FACE android conveys human emotions with facial expressions
• Mini humanoid robots are beginning to walk more like people
• Signing robot developed as chatty companion for the elderly
• Poppy, a 3D-printed humanoid robot that defies conventions

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1JeMzWM

myFC readies for launch of world's smallest fuel cell charger

If you need to power up your smartphone but are nowhere near an AC outlet … well, that's why Sweden's SiGNa Chemistry and myFC developed the PowerTrekk fuel cell/battery. While it's a handy device for off-grid device-charging, it's not exactly the type of thing that you'd just slip into a purse or pocket. myFC's new JAQ, however, is exactly that. It's being billed as the world's smallest fuel cell charger.

.. Continue Reading myFC readies for launch of world's smallest fuel cell charger

Section: Electronics

Tags:

• World's Smallest
• Smartphones
• Hydrogen-powered
• Fuel Cell
• Charger

Related Articles:

• The world’s smallest hydrogen car hits the showroom floor
• Just-launched theKube2 claims title of "World's Smallest Touch MP3 Player"
• A-Bike Electric is claimed to be smaller and lighter than any other e-bike
• Is this the world's smallest RC helicopter toy?
• Phase One launches 80 MP medium format drone camera
• Helix bike is claimed to fold smaller than any other

from Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine http://ift.tt/1TomeWs