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WiFi Killing New Airplane Instruments
It turns out that Wireless Internet signals do not agree well with a new display unit Boeing intends to put on their aircraft. Surely nothing bad could come from this, right? Continue reading
World’s Fastest Pooper powered by jet engine
[ev type="youtube" data="2NozekqvIxI"][/ev] This thing sure can fly, but probably wouldn’t impress anyone on a date. The smell has got to be atrocious. Not to mention the heat. The World’s Fastest Port-a-Potty is capable of speeds upwards of 70 MPH with the help of a Boeing Jet engine. I guess it’s great for when you have to go really, really bad? If you want to make your own speedy toilet, save up around $10,000. — Andrew Dobrow Link [via]
New life-saving robot: The iRobot SUGV Early
Robots have been so widely used in Afghanistan and Iraq that there have surely been thousands of lives saved by the mechanical wonder dogs. Boeing and iRobot have joined hands in tech harmony to create the SUVG Early, a next-gen reconnaissance robot capable of even more than previous models. The SUGV will be faster, lighter, and smarter than its older brother, the Packbot. Featuring a video camera, commercial electro-optics, an infrared sensor mounted on its manipulative mechanical arm, and track-driven... Continue reading
New autopilot feature might make another 9/11 impossible: Sensors on a Plane
Scientists at Boeing have developed a hijack-proof piloting system, designed to make it impossible to crash the plane into buildings or ground. The feature would be activated either by a simple switch, in close range, or through door sensors which could sense when the cockpit door was forcefully opened (which we think would lead to many false alarms). Once triggered, no one on board would be able to deactivate the system. The system, witch was patented secretly through Boeing last... Continue reading
