Don't Reading: June 2017

Friday, June 30, 2017

Gecko-inspired robot could clean up space debris

Scientists hope a robotic gripper inspired by the way gecko lizards cling to surfaces could help put an end to the problem of space debris. Jane Ross reports.

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Your favorite songs are remixed into flavored drinks

A Japanese company creates a jukebox-inspired juice maker that aims to let music lovers taste the sound of a range of songs. Angela Moore reports.

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Microcomputer firm wins top UK innovation prize

Description: The team behind Raspberry Pi, the British-based not-for-profit company that produces a microcomputer to inspire and educate a new generation of programmers has won the UK’s top engineering innovation prize, the Royal Academy of Engineering MacRobert Award. Report by Sarah Mills and Mia Womersley.

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The device that turns you into an instant master of meditation

A British tech start up is promising to you a longer, happier life, with the aid of small device and an app that turns you into an instant master of meditation. Stuart McDill reports.

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Spotlight Episode Four, Natalya Kasperksy, Part One

Andrew Wilson talks to Russian internet entrepreneur Natalya Kaspersky, about why she thinks we are losing the war against cyber criminals.

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Spotlight Episode Four, Natalya Kasperksy, Part Two

Andrew Wilson talks to Russian internet entrepreneur Natalya Kaspersky, about why she thinks hackers could not have influenced the U.S. election.

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Spotlight Episode Four, Natalya Kasperksy, Part Three

Andrew Wilson talks to Russian internet entrepreneur Natalya Kaspersky, about the trauma of leaving Kaspersky Lab and founding her new business empire from scratch.