The clever Japanese researchers at the Brain Science Institute (BSI) Toyota Collaboration Center have done something quite incredible once again. Using a wheelchair controlled by brain waves measured using EEG, it's basically a system that will control the ride using brain waves analysed every 125 milliseconds; therefore the name "mind controlled wheelchair". As you will see… Click here to read on...

Our friends over at TechChee recently spotted this neat new robotic technology developed by the scientists over at the University of Munich Hospital. The EyeSeeCam has been developed to track the viewpoint of the user's pupils, this as a result then transmits data to servo actuators that can control any number of mechanical devices imaginable. Examples… Click here to read on...

The latest technology trend spotlight were placed on Chinese researchers at Tsinghua University this week as they have developed super thin carbon nanotubes, 1/1,000th the width of a single human hair, capable of transmitting music and sounds. In laboratory tests, the researchers mounted a thin CNT film onto two electrodes to form a simple loudspeaker… Click here to read on...

I believe this sort of thing should relate to latest technology, afterall it is technology combined with clever scientist brains that's making this possible right? Solazyme is a synthetic biology company that's been working on development of biodiesels for the past three years. Their main research has been aimed at unleashing renewable energy / power from… Click here to read on...

The £5 billion Large Hadron Collider (LHC) project which have involved a number of world class scientists began smashing protons (one of the building blocks of matter) into each other at velocities only a fraction less than the speed of light this morning. The aim was to reproduce conditions that existed during the first billionth… Click here to read on...

Lego is probably one of the things that we find most enjoyable to talk about here on this blog, unfortunately its not easy to build every from Lego. Luke Andersen, a computer science major student from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, decided that he wanted to have something special for a PC, something with a wow geeky… Click here to read on...

We love robots, here on GadgetLite, we've featured all sorts of robots before. Modular robots, vacuuming robots, artistic robots and even lazy looking robots that walk like ourselves... but nothing ever like what we're about to show you in the video below... The robots below may be considered by some as a break through in terms… Click here to read on...

Have a look at this PC keyboard - the Keyboard Organiser, as you can tell it is no rocket science nor is this keyboard equipped with any special technology but what it does have to offer is something no one ever thought should be done - an open up keyboard!!?? Yes, you would think that… Click here to read on...