GizCast 12: discussion - digital gastronomy and the Japanese robotics revolution
By Loz Blain
January 22, 2010
Gizmag Podcast 12: a freewheeling discussion on 3D food printing and the scary/wonderful Japanese robot revolution
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.
We've gone to a new format for our first podcast of 2010 - Loz Blain and Mike Hanlon sit down for a broad and fun discussion on a few recent stories that we see as real potential life-changers. Starting with the Digital Gastronomy project and moving on to cover some of the fun, fascinating and scary things Mike saw at last December's robotics trade show in Tokyo, it's your chance to sit in on the kind of discussions that happen every time the Gizmag team gets together.
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Further reading on the topics covered in this week's podcast (in the order they're mentioned):
- Digital Gastronomy: the 3D food printing machine
- The Portable microwave
- Nokia announces free navigation software for all phones
- Samsung camera with 15x optical zoom
- Robo Cafe - the restaurant where the entire front of house operation is done by robots
- PARO - the robotic baby seal
Loz loves motorcycles - at the age of two, he told his mother "don't want brother, want mogabike." It was the biker connection that first brought Loz to Gizmag, but since then he's covered everything from alternative energy and weapons to medicine, marital aids - and of course, motorcycles. Loz also produces a number of video pieces for Gizmag, including his beloved bike reviews. He frequently disappears for weeks at a time to go touring with his vocal band Suade. All articles by Loz Blain
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