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Gizcast 1: hi-capacity batteries, explosive smart guns and the Scuderi split-cycle engine

By Loz Blain

23:00 June 1, 2009 PDT

Gizcast 1: hi-capacity batteries, explosive smart guns and the Scuderi split-cycle engine

Gizcast 1: hi-capacity batteries, explosive smart guns and the Scuderi split-cycle engine

We're happy to present the first installment of Gizmag's Emerging Technology Podcast with Loz Blain - our weekly news wrap of the biggest, brightest (and sometimes weirdest) products, ideas and innovations from the wide world of emerging technology.

Download the full episode as m4a (m4a is great, it contains chapters, links and images if your player supports them) or mp3 to put on your MP3 player.

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Lead stories this episode include the STAIR high-capacity battery, the XM25 high explosive smart weapon, the Scuderi spit-cell air hybrid engine and Swinburne's supersized DVD technology.

Further reading on the topics covered in this week's podcast (in the order they're mentioned):

  1. The STAIR air-fueled battery
  2. The XM25 high explosive smart weapon
  3. The Scuderi air-hybrid split cell engine
  4. The supersized DVD
  5. The Orange Power Pump phone charger
  6. The Eyenovations slow-release medicated contact lens
  7. MIT's latest Global Warming predictions
  8. Arizona's solar-powered 220mph bullet train
  9. The 6 million frames per second camera
  10. How to get rid of quizzes and other crap from your Facebook news feed
  11. The portable self-inflating spa for four people
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Awesome! I'd been hoping for this for a long time. Is there a way to subscribe to the Podcasts?

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alcalde

- June 2, 2009 @ 10:06 am PDT

I second that! Any chance we can get Gizmag goodness through iTunes?

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David Fromant

- June 4, 2009 @ 11:06 pm PDT

3rd'd .. excellent content .. thanks !

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Traff

- June 6, 2009 @ 01:06 am PDT

We're working on it - will let you know when we've got it happening.

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Loz

- June 6, 2009 @ 03:06 am PDT

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