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One Per Cent

3 July 2013

Telescopic contact lens, drones scour seas for drug-runners and how your router betrays you


Precision herbicide drones launch strikes on weeds

Precision herbicide drones launch strikes on weeds

3 July 2013

A drone zipping over fields can spot the colour variations that give away weeds amongst crops, before sending in a ground vehicle to spray the densest patches


Printed drones to hunt down drug-running boats

Printed drones to hunt down drug-running boats

1 July 2013

A 3D-printed UAV called 2Seas is designed to fly lengthy surveillance missions for coastguards in the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium and France


Wood is key ingredient in cheap rechargeable battery

Wood is key ingredient in cheap rechargeable battery

21 June 2013

Sodium-based batteries containing wood could be the ideal replacement for lithium-based rechargeables, which are expensive to use on a large scale


Steered by thoughts, drone flies through hoops

Steered by thoughts, drone flies through hoops

4 June 2013

Look, no hands... A pilot has used thoughts alone to guide a remote-controlled drone around an aerial obstacle course


Swarm of drones to give early warning of flash floods

Swarm of drones to give early warning of flash floods

22 May 2013

A drone monitoring system that tracks flash floods in real time can buy time to escape before the waters hit


Parcels find their way to you via the crowd

Parcels find their way to you via the crowd

15 May 2013

A new delivery concept uses the location of random strangers to TwedEx parcels directly to you – wherever you are


Passenger plane flies 800 kilometres without a pilot

Passenger plane flies 800 kilometres without a pilot

10 May 2013

A plane has flown an 800-kilometre round trip in civilian airspace, controlled entirely from the ground, as the on-board pilot took it easy


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Drone-wrecking laser gun to sail on US warship

12 April 2013

Combat lasers that blow up hostile craft and are cheap to fire will soon be deployed at sea, but issues such as the risk of friendly fire remain unsolved


Virtual traveller: Beam a live, 3D you into the world

Virtual traveller: Beam a live, 3D you into the world

10 April 2013

Thanks to a virtual reality and telepresence mashup, you no longer have to travel the globe to visit friends or wander around ancient ruins


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