Intelligent car seat detects driver's stress level

Car parts producer Faurecia say their Active Wellness seat is the world's first car seat to detect and respond to motorists' physical and mental status. Matthew Stock reports.

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Honda's part car, part motorcycle fusion debuts in Frankfurt

The 'Project 2&4' concept brings Honda's car and motorcycle expertise together in one high-powered, cabin-less sports vehicle. Matthew Stock reports.

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Body parts floating in 3D space to give medicine virtual shape

Software that allows doctors to probe and manipulate a virtual depiction of their patients floating in 3D space could lead to more accurate and efficient medical procedures from screenings to the operating room, according to developers. Ben Gruber reports.

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China president’s strategic U.S. tech meeting

Chinese President Xi Jinping kicks off his U.S. trip in Seattle this week, meeting top technology company CEOs – a strategic move that could undercut President Obama’s hand.

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Scientists use brainwaves to help disabled gain mobility

South Korean researchers develop a brainwave interface that can control an exoskeleton robot that helps the disabled. Sharon Reich reports.

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Fashion you can print at home

Israeli designer takes 3D printed fashion a step further, manufacturing an entire home-printed collection of flexible, wearable clothes. Sharon Reich reports.

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Peugeot Fractal concept hints at 3D printed car interiors

Peugeot unveil an experimental electric urban coupe at the Frankfurt Motor Show, featuring a 3D printed interior and cutting-edge sound technology. Matthew Stock reports.

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