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Pulsating detection work
A very efficient way of measuring multiple positions in a major project has been unveiled. Tom Shelley reports
 14/11/2008 

The five-minute body scan
Siemens has introduced an imaging device that combines the functions of computed tomography (CT) with a high-resolution PET (positron emission tomography) system
 13/11/2008 

Through the glass darkly
What does the future hold for medical devices, the environment and technology in general? Tom Shelley has been finding out
 13/11/2008 

Solution to Coffee-time Challenge
The solution to last month’s challenge – on redesigning electrical plugs – comes from 42 Technology, based in St Ives, Cambridgeshire
 09/10/2008 

Seeing the light
Why does your boss continue to reject your brilliant idea? Perhaps you’re not presenting it to him in the right way. Lou Reade reports
 09/10/2008 

Grasping the bigger picture
Inventors and start-ups collaborating with large companies face many daunting challenges on how best to proceed, as Tom Shelley has been finding out
 15/09/2008 

Young at heart
This year’s crop of graduate design shows produced a wealth of good ideas. Tom Shelley and Lou Reade report
 15/09/2008 

3D printer uses recycled paper
A 3D printer that uses plain or recycled A4 paper and water-based adhesive has been developed in Ireland and is to be launched at TCT 2008
 15/09/2008 

Taking up the strain
A better knowledge of strain measurement techniques could help designers to improve their products. Lou Reade reports on Eureka’s round-table event
 15/09/2008 

Snappy solution to drug delivery
Tom Shelley reports on some of the technology behind a simple-looking device to administer drugs more efficiently
 15/09/2008 

An eye on the road to better optics
Embedding an optical system in a lens can now help people suffering from reduced vision. Tom Shelley reports
 15/09/2008 

Talking pillbox finds its voice
The talking Medi-Voice pillbox – featured in our November 2007 edition – has now reached working prototype status, and is quite different to the initial design
 14/09/2008 

Door handle disinfects hands
A door handle designed for hospitals has two small apertures – through which a very small amount of disinfectant can be squeezed onto the hands when the handle is turned
 14/09/2008 

Web of intrigue
An adhesive solution for handling fine pharmaceutical powders could also make an impact in the food and cosmetic industries, reports Tom Shelley
 19/08/2008 

Electric fields stir films on small scales
By applying an electric field in the plane of a water based film – and applying a voltage from electrodes in the perpendicular direction – it is possible to make the film rotate at speed and perform a mixing action.
 18/08/2008 

Solution to Coffee-time Challenge
The solution to last month’s challenge – on a cheap supply of pure water – comes from Australia, where lack of water is a problem over much of the country
 18/08/2008 

Human interaction crucial to product success
Tom Shelley discovers how psychological design factors in a design are crucial to success in the marketplace
 18/08/2008 

Lighting the way to skin cancer cures
A breakthrough in inkjet-printable lights could soon see the technology applied to the treatment of skin cancer. Tom Shelley reports
 18/08/2008 

Olympian efforts
Lou Reade reports on some of the technologies that are helping elite athletes to boost their performances – and increase their chances of winning medals – at the Olympic Games
 18/08/2008 

Doing it faster
Tom Shelley looks at some of the innovations in rapid product development and manufacturing to be showcased this autumn
 18/08/2008 

Mountain boards speeded by rapid techniques
A German company is bringing boards for a new sport craze to market faster and at a fraction of the cost that would have been incurred using conventional technology
 18/08/2008 

Modelling the future
A small company with big clients enthusiastically supports the Innovation & Design Excellence Awards (iDEAs) and the boost they give to the UK’s leading edge industries
 14/07/2008 

Bearing fruit
A low-cost vibration analyser, and several other new tools , are proving particularly good at picking up bearing damage and helping identify other faults. Tom Shelley reports
 14/07/2008 

Inflatable ring locks chair for disabled
A small, battery powered air pump and an inflatable ring are key to stopping wheeled desk chairs from moving, so that the wholly or partially disabled can get in and out of them more safely
 13/07/2008 

Surgical prototypes a cut above the rest
Prototypes and medical models can be made by ink jetting two different materials at the same time. Tom Shelley reports
 19/06/2008 

 
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