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Forget the wheel! Early man's greatest invention was the HANDLE, study claims

16/03/22 16:04

The wheel is often hailed as the most important invention of all time, having had a massive impact on transport, agriculture and industry. But a new study claims the greatest creation of early humans may actually have been the handle, because it made stone tools much more energy efficient when chopping and smashing. Researchers at the University of Liverpool recruited 40 volunteers and gave them a range of tools (pictured main and inset) to see how effective they proved with and without a handle. They concluded that tools with handles 'resulted in an increase in velocity and force that ultimately made hafted tool use more effective per unit of energy applied to a task'....read

Rise of the real Cybermen: Nimble robots that can open a bottle, give someone an injection or lift 65lbs will be unveiled for the first time as developers insist they're here to help (not take your job)
03/01/22 23:03
Beomni 1.0, is set to be unveiled for the first time in public at the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week. It is so nimble it can pick up a pinch of salt.
Broadband in space! Astronauts on the ISS will get faster internet and better communication with Earth thanks to a 'revolutionary' new British invention
13/02/20 16:33
The contract for designing and building the fridge-sized device was awarded to MDA Space and Robotics Limited, a communications company based in Oxfordshire.
Amazon is selling a bracelet that gives you an electric SHOCK when you eat too much fast food, bite your nails or spend too much time on the internet
17/06/19 09:59
A bracelet will deliver an electric shock, which acts as an aversion therapy to help you kick bad habits you want to break. American start-up Pavlok's devices can be bought on Amazon for £193.
Invented in Britain: The brilliant new Star Trek specs which are helping blind people to see
01/11/15 00:13
Blind people can now effectively ‘see’ thanks to a brilliant new British invention – glasses that tell wearers what they are looking at. The glasses containing tiny camera can identify almost everything.
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Mystery of the moon's eerie 'horizon glow' solved: High-energy sunlight charges dust to make it float three feet in the air
28/10/15 07:21
A dust detector invented by University of Western Australia professor Brian O'Brien in 1966 has helped answer a question that's baffled scientists for decades.
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Is one wheel better than two? Halfbike claims to make city cycling more practical (although you do have to steer using a pole)
07/04/15 23:16
The bizarre halfbike 2 has one large wheel, and is steered by a stick while the rider stands. The Arizona firm behind it is set to begin raising funds for the the $399 bike on Kickstarter.
How to bask in the Bali sun for £50: Can't wait for the weather to warm up? MATTHEW BELL tries the invention that provides Pacific sunshine in Britain
04/03/15 01:32
Flip-flops? Check. Sunglasses? Check. Twenty-four degree heat? Check. All I need is a fruity cocktail and I could be in Mauritius. Except I'm not on holiday. I'm in a central London basement.
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Forget the wheel! Early man's greatest invention was the HANDLE, study claims

Rise of the real Cybermen: Nimble robots that can open a bottle, give someone an injection or lift 65lbs will be unveiled for the first time as developers insist they're here to help (not take your job)

Broadband in space! Astronauts on the ISS will get faster internet and better communication with Earth thanks to a 'revolutionary' new British invention

Amazon is selling a bracelet that gives you an electric SHOCK when you eat too much fast food, bite your nails or spend too much time on the internet

Invented in Britain: The brilliant new Star Trek specs which are helping blind people to see

Mystery of the moon's eerie 'horizon glow' solved: High-energy sunlight charges dust to make it float three feet in the air

Is one wheel better than two? Halfbike claims to make city cycling more practical (although you do have to steer using a pole)

How to bask in the Bali sun for £50: Can't wait for the weather to warm up? MATTHEW BELL tries the invention that provides Pacific sunshine in Britain

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