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21st Century Robotics
Guide to some of the most advanced and popular robots available includes articles on the Sony Aibo and the Honda ASIMO humanoid robot.
www.21stcentury.co.uk21stcentury - Technology
Informative science and technology site offers a guide to recent inventions and advancements. Features articles on subjects such as wearable computers and flying cars.
www.21stcentury.co.ukAmerican Experience: Edison's Miracle of Light - PBS
Find out more about how Edison lit up the world with a transcript, list of his 1,093 patents, downloadable recordings, photos and a bibliography.
www.pbs.orgBlock & Tackle
Discover the influence wooden rope-pulleys had on Britain's maritime development. Simple technology deftly explained by the Science Museum.
www.sciencemuseum.org.ukBritish Inventions
Database of inventions aims to bring together British inventors and potential backers. Search for new ideas, subscribe to the newsletter or browse related links.
www.britishinventions.co.ukEpinions - Ten Tips on Buying a New Air Conditioner
Offers a simple guide designed for residents of the United States, but relevant to all consumers looking to purchase an air conditioning unit.
www.epinions.comHowStuffWorks - How Aeroplanes Work
How does something so heavy stay in the air? It's all explained here, in words and diagrams.
travel.howstuffworks.comHowStuffWorks - How Air Conditioners Work
Features an easy-to-understand guide to the principles of air-conditioning. View photos that show the different forms air-con units can take.
home.howstuffworks.comHowStuffWorks - How Fax Machines Work
Find out how fax machines work, how they send and receive information and how modern versions differ to the original models.
www.howstuffworks.comHowStuffWorks - How Pendulum Clocks Work
Find out how pendulum clocks work, which have been used to keep time since 1656. Read the full article or browse by chapter.
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