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Some great pictures from PAUS 2008. PAUS stands for ParcAberporth Unmanned Systems, and is a Welsh park dedicated to Unmanned Systems technology.
The 2008 edition was arranged by the Welsh Assembly Government. The location brings together a unique environment for US and European businesses to test and develop their products.
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• Drive me underwater sQuba »
The concept car sQuba can dive to a depth of 10 meters - The sQuba is the world's first sport car that can be driven both on land and under water. It's an all-electric vehicle: one electric motor is used for la ...
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• The Italian Mission Simulator »
A ten million dollar military flight simulator - The Italian Mission Simulator is a ten million dollar military flight simulator. The project was co-financed by the USA, England, Spain and Italy, and is specifi ...
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• The new Apple iPhone 3G »
199 US$ for the 8GB model in a black case - Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced on 9 Jun 2008 the new Apple 3G iPhone at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco. The iPhone 3G, Jobs said, operates ...
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• Manned Cloud by Jean-Marie Massaud »
A designer dirigible or a whale that glides through the air? - Manned Cloud is a flying hotel proposed by French designer Jean-Marie Massaud. The whale-shaped airship will be able to accommodate 40 guests and h ...
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• The one and only how-to-do magazine »
From home improvements and repairs to build-your-own-helicopter - Mechanix Illustrated was an American magazine founded in the first half of the 20th Century to compete against the older Popular Science and Pop ...
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• The Iosis X concept car from Ford »
The interior design was inspired by extreme winter sports - An exciting and unexpected new concept from Ford: the Iosis X. The Iosis X applies Ford of Europe's new "kinetic design language" to a five-door cross ...
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• The NASA Space Shuttle aircraft »
The first orbital spacecraft designed for reusability - The Shuttle program was formally launched on Jan. 5, 1972, when President Nixon announced that NASA would proceed with the development of a reusable Space ...
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