Thema: Technik

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Wertvoller Fund inmitten von Wild-West-Kitsch in US-Geisterstadt

Virginia City/USA – Jahrzehntelang hat die "Zigeunerin" zwischen anderem alten Wild-West-Kitsch in der aus Zeiten des Goldrausches stammenden Geisterstadt Virginia City im US-Staat Montana gestanden und die Besucher mit ihrem bohrenden Blick angestarrt. Viele der Besucher hielten sie für "Zoltar", die Wahrsagemaschine aus dem Tom-Hanks-Film...

30.08.2011

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Video: Solar Powered Aircraft Flies From Brussels To Paris

As it makes its slow decent to the runway at Le Bourget, Paris, the Solar Impulse aircraft may not have wowed crowds with its speed. But for the spectators at the International Paris Air Show this was a rare treat. The aircraft is completely solar powered, and its makers say can cope when the weather turns bad because it stores...

16.06.2011

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Flexible Display Screens Ready For Mass Production

According to scientists in Taiwan, media platforms of all kinds are about to undergo a flexible revolution. Flexible screen technology is coming, maybe even to the traditional broadsheet newspaper. Video and 3D images embedded in the page is the next big thing from Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute, the country's top...

14.06.2011

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Endeavor Space Crew Bids Farewell to International Space Station

The crew of NASA's space shuttle Endeavor are ready to head home. The mission to finish off construction of the U.S. side of the International Space Station is complete. The crew accomplished a number of maintenance tasks and four spacewalks during their ten day stay. On Sunday they bid farewell to the orbital outpost. [Mark Kelly, Endeavor...

01.06.2011

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Japan: Prices Up, But Deflation Not Over

Japan's main price gauge rose for the first time in more than two years, but the country's battle with deflation is far from over. Core consumer prices rose 0.6 percent in the year to April, marking the first rise since December 2008. Factors such as rising commodity costs were behind the increase in the Consumer Price Index, but data shows...

27.05.2011

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Sony Forecasts Nearly $1 Billion Profit for Current Year

Sony Corp forecast a net profit of $975 million U.S. dollars on Thursday for the year that started on April 1. The electronics and entertainment company says it expects to make an operating profit of about $2.4 billion U.S. dollars this business year. [Masaru Kato, CEO, Sony Corp.]: "Despite the negative effects from the earthquake in...

26.05.2011

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Japan's Exports Tumble, Decline Slowing

Japanese exports tumbled in April as expected, but the data also shows the Japanese economy may be bottoming out. Exports fell 12.5 percent, led by a slump in auto output. This reinforces the view that the economy is headed for a third straight quarter of contraction for the April to June period. But analysts point out that the month-on-month...

25.05.2011

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Japanese Economics Minister Lowers Growth Outlook

Japan's economics minister said Tuesday the country's growth is likely to slow to as low as 0.6 percent this current fiscal year, modifying a more upbeat forecast he had given just a week ago. Citing power supply constraints and deterioration in consumer and business confidence following the March quake, Kaoru Yosano lowered Japan's growth...

24.05.2011

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Asian Shares Down on Euro Worries

Renewed worries in the euro-zone over the weekend sent stocks tumbling across Asia on Monday. The euro came under renewed selling pressure after Fitch Ratings on Friday cut Greece's debt ratings by three notches. The news was followed by Standard & Poor's announcement over the weekend that it was cutting its outlook for Italy from "stable" to...

23.05.2011

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TEPCO Posts Record $15 Billion Loss

Japan's embattled power company, TEPCO, reported a net loss of $15 billion on Friday to account for the disaster at its Fukushima nuclear power plant. The power company's loss for the business year ending in March marked the biggest corporate loss ever in Japan outside of the financial sector. The company also said its president Masataka...

20.05.2011

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Japan Slips into Recession; GDP Falls 0.9 Percent

The Japanese economy is officially in recession, after a worse-than-expected contraction in the first quarter. GDP fell 0.9 percent in the months from January to March, nearly double the forecast for a 0.5 percent contraction, as the March earthquake tore into capital spending, consumption and exports. The numbers translate into a 3.7...

19.05.2011

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Sony Shares Fall, Company Suffers from Data Breach

Sony shares dropped as much as 1.8 percent on Wednesday after CEO Howard Stringer brushed aside allegations the company took too long to tell customers about a data breach. In stark contrast to the remorseful tone struck just two weeks ago, when senior Sony executives bowed in apology in Tokyo, Stringer fired back at critics. In his first...

18.05.2011

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Honda Motor Recovery Gathering Pace in Japan

Japan's Honda Motor says the recovery in auto parts supply is gathering pace and the company is likely to return to normal production earlier than previously expected. Japan's No.2 automaker said last month it expected vehicle production to stay at about half its normal levels through the end of June, and to fully return to pre-earthquake...

17.05.2011

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Asian Markets Edge Lower

Asian markets were little affected by the International Monetary Fund chief's arrest on attempted rape charges in New York over the weekend. Japanese authorities were quick to seek to reassure the public that the IMF functions were not affected by the arrest of International Monetary Fund Chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn. [Yukio Edano, Chief...

16.05.2011

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Japan's Benchmark Nikkei Average Hits Two-Week Low

Japan's Nikkei average hit a two-week low on Friday (May 13), as bank shares tumbled after the government spokesman said that banks are likely to be asked to ease troubled TEPCO’s loan burden. The benchmark Nikkei average closed, down 0.7 percent at 9,648, while the broader Topix fell 1.1 percent to just under 840. Shares in utilities also...

14.05.2011

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Toyota Profits Down, Divided Opinion on Outlook

Toyota Motor posted a 52 percent fall in quarterly operating profits on Wednesday. As expected, the company did not give an annual forecast, as it struggles to measure the scope of the disruption to production after the March 11 earthquake. The world's biggest automaker is facing another tough year. A severe shortage of parts caused by...

12.05.2011

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Toshiba Soars on Upbeat Outlook

Shares of Toshiba gained almost four percent Tuesday, after the company said it expects its annual operating profit to rise by 25 percent this year. Japan's biggest chipmaker says profits from its chip operations would more than double to $1.8 billion. This would put the company on track for a second straight year of record earnings. But...

10.05.2011

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Beijing Consumers ‘Riot’ over New iPad

Something like a riot broke out at Beijing’s main Apple store as hoards of consumers struggled to purchase the newly-released iPad 2 tablet computer. Four people were taken to hospital and a glass door was smashed. The store in Beijing’s Sanlitun district opened on Friday to crowds of consumers who had been waiting for hours. Local...

09.05.2011

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Gold Sales Up in Western India Ahead of Hindu Festival

Ahead of the Hindu festival Akshaya Tritiya, the demand for gold soars in the Rajkot district of India's Gujarat state. Goldsmiths and jewelers say that their business has improved in the past few weeks. There is more demand for the daily-wear ornaments, such as coins and lightweight jewelry, because they’re affordable and considered a safe...

06.05.2011

NTD: Germany - DBM Energy

Electric Car Battery's Record Range of 280 Miles Per Charge

A German company say their new battery could be the breakthrough electric car-makers have been waiting for. The battery should power a normal family car for up to 450km or 280 miles on a single charge. The company, DBM Energy, says their new lithium-polymer technology is lighter and more efficient than lithium-ion batteries. They've fitted...

04.05.2011

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Chi-X Ends 20-Year ASX Monopoly

The 20-year monopoly of the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) came to end on Wednesday (May 4), after Canberra gave final approval for a rival exchange run by Chi-X. The decision was welcomed by Chi-X, which intends to begin operations in the 4th quarter of the year. Chi-X first applied for an Australian license three years ago, but...

04.05.2011

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Japan Passes $50 Billion Disaster Budget

On Monday, Japan's parliament passes a $50 billion emergency budget for disaster relief after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami. It's just a down payment on what will be the country's biggest public works effort in six decades. The budget passed unanimously in the lower house last Saturday and passed the opposition controlled lower house...

02.05.2011

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Japanese Entrepreneur Takafumi Horie Heads to Jail

Once touted as a symbol of a new, dynamic Japan, 38-year-old entrepreneur Takafumi Horie is now heading to jail. Known for his celebrity lifestyle and aggressive takeover bids, Horie rattled corporate Japan, as he expanded Internet Company Livedoor into a conglomerate worth $6 billion at its peak. But this week, he lost his final appeal in a...

30.04.2011

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iPad 2 Makes Delayed Japan Debut

Apple's iPad 2 finally landed in Japan on Thursday (April 28), a month behind the originally scheduled arrival date due to last month's earthquake. Still, the Japanese are among the earliest to receive the new tablet in Asia, and hundreds of fans thronged Apple stores in Tokyo before official opening hours, trying to be among the first to...

29.04.2011

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77 Million PlayStation Accounts Hacked

Sony is the latest Japanese company facing criticism for its delay in disclosing a massive security breach of private customer data. The company said late on Tuesday that personal and security data of its 77 million PlayStation network users, including names, email addresses, passwords, logins, and credit card data may have been...

27.04.2011

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Sony Unveils Two Android-based Tablet Computers

Latecomer Sony unveiled its first tablet computers Tuesday, taking a crucial step toward its ambitious goal of becoming the world's second biggest tablet maker after Apple. Even as rivals pushed out a slew of models over the past months, Sony took its time, emphasizing the need to differentiate its tablets from others. This patience has...

27.04.2011

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Gold, KOSPI at Record Highs

The Australian dollar scaled 29-year peaks and South Korean shares touched a new record high on Monday, suggesting appetite for risk has not disappeared. Gold prices climbed to a new record for a seventh straight session, and silver surged to a 31-year high. Analysts say a weak dollar plus the volatile situation in the Middle East and...

25.04.2011

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Manufacturers in India Ramping Up Operations

Before India opened up its economy, this was a rarity. Fast-forward 20 years, and this factory outside of New Delhi is pumping out a new color TV every few seconds. India has come a long way, says the COO of LG India. [Yasho V. Verma, Chief Operating Officer, LG India]: "India is known for a word in Hindi known as 'jugaad': for everything to...

21.04.2011

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Global Carmakers Woo Chinese Consumers at Shanghai Auto Show

Concept cars, global launches, indigenous brands and electric vehicles are all set to grab the attention of Chinese consumers during the Shanghai Auto Show. Top automakers globally are focused on China, the world's largest auto market. Car sales there rose by a third last year to 13.8 million units. Volvo launched its new luxury car, the...

19.04.2011

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Nissan Recalls 5,000 Leaf Vehicles, Shares Fall

Shares of Nissan underperformed the broader market Monday, after the Japanese automaker said it would recall its Leaf electric vehicles. Nissan was the biggest loser among Japan's top three carmakers, down as much as two percent, following the company's announcement that it would repair more than five thousand units of its Leaf electric...

19.04.2011

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Japan Stocks End Marginally Lower

Japan's Nikkei stock average fell in thin trade on Friday, with chip stocks leading losses after ratings downgrades. Disappointing U.S. jobs data, concerns of further Chinese tightening, and the re-emergence of Europe's debt woes, have also weakened sentiment towards equities. The benchmark Nikkei average ended down 62.40 points at 9,591.52,...

16.04.2011

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Japan's Corporate Confidence Plunges

Nearly two-thirds of Japan's companies have been negatively affected by the country's massive earthquake and tsunami. Disrupted production and supply chains are the key problems, which also sent corporate confidence in Japan to a record low in April. According to a Reuters poll of 400 large Japanese firms, business confidence fell back into...

15.04.2011

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Japan Downgrades Economic Outlook

Japan lowered its economic outlook for the first time in six months, saying last month's devastating quake and tsunami would continue hurting the economy for some time. The Japanese government also downgraded its views on key economic aspects, like exports, industrial output and private consumption, all of which have been hurt by...

14.04.2011

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South Korean Farmers Rally Against Free Trade Deal with EU

More than a thousand South Korean farmers rallied in Seoul on Tuesday urging the government to stop pursuing a free trade deal with the European Union. They’re concerned that an agreement would increase competition and ruin their business. The farmers say they're not ready to compete with advanced countries like those in the EU. [Lee...

13.04.2011

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Downgrade Hits Japan's Auto Sector

Japanese automakers fell across the board on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Monday, after Citigroup slashed its rating on the country's auto sector. Citing lingering production uncertainty after the March 11th earthquake, Citi downgraded the shares of Japan's Big Three carmakers to a "sell". Shares of Toyota, Honda and Nissan closed over two...

12.04.2011

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Japan's Nikkei Ends Week on High Note

Japan's benchmark Nikkei average ended the week on a high note, closing up 1.85 percent at 9,768.08 on Friday, while the broader Topix gained 1.43 percent to 853.13. The Nikkei rose after no further damage was reported at the crippled nuclear plant in northeast Japan following Thursday night's aftershock. Traders say the Nikkei gained...

09.04.2011

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ASEAN Finance Ministers Meet in Bali, Indonesia

ASEAN finance ministers gathered for a two-day meeting in Indonesia's resort island of Bali on Thursday. They’ll discuss issues such as capital inflows, taxation, food security and the ASEAN Economic Community. The member countries aim to integrate the region's markets by 2015. The economic community’s blueprint has four major...

08.04.2011

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Australia Defends ASX-SGX Rejection

Australia is facing growing criticism over its move to block a proposed takeover of its national stock exchange operator (ASX) by the Singapore exchange (SGX). Critics call the decision a political one, amid falling approval numbers for the ruling coalition. Apart from fears the Australian exchange would be left behind by global stock...

06.04.2011

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Japan Stocks Slip, TEPCO Hits New Low

Japanese stocks fell on Tuesday, with the Nikkei average ending at 1.06 percent at 9615.55. The Tokyo Electric Power Company fell to an all-time low as workers battled to contain a radiation leak triggered by the massive earthquake and tsunami. The company's shares plunged as low as 18 percent to 362 yen on uncertainty over the safety...

06.04.2011

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Hydrogen May Provide Carbon-free Alternative to Gas

A new technology that allows hydrogen to be stored in a cheap and practical way could make its widespread use as a carbon-free alternative to petrol a reality, according to its developers. The technology is based on a new way of producing nano-fibres from hydrides, materials that soak up hydrogen like a sponge, and then encapusulating them...

01.04.2011

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Nissan in Taiwan to Run Radiation Checks on Japan-made Auto Parts

According to a Taiwanese Nissan affiliate announcement on Tuesday, Nissan Motor will begin radiation checks on all car parts imported from Japan on April 1st. The move is attempt to reassure customers of product safety. A deputy PR manager of Yulon Nissan Motor says the company will conduct tests at three stages in the production...

30.03.2011

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Tokyo Stock Market Ends Down as Nuclear Concerns Loom

Japan's Nikkei average slips, as investors remain wary over developments at a quake-smashed nuclear plant in the north. The benchmark Nikkei average closed down 0.60 percent at 9,478.53 on Monday, while the broader Topix gained 0.05 percent to 857.85. Domestic players kept off-loading holdings in Tokyo stocks or have already closed positions...

29.03.2011

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Japanese Stocks End Flat as Nuclear Worries Persist

Japanese shares ended flat on Thursday, as persisting worries over a leaking nuclear plant impeded any optimism on the economy. In the short term, the market outlook is seen depending on whether Japan can safely stabilize the crippled Fukushima Daiichi plant. While in the long run, the market could fall under the weight of the damage from...

24.03.2011

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Japan's Politics Worries Investors

Japan faces its toughest challenge since World War II. How it emerges from the crisis will depend on two leaders: Japan's prime minister, Naoto Kan, and his opposition rival, Sadakazu Tanigaki. They face an opportunity to stand united… or fall divided. Their relationship will be key in the wake of Japan's biggest natural disaster - one...

23.03.2011

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Japan Inc Yet to Resume Production, Shutdown at Many Plants

More than a week after being hit by a devastating earthquake and tsunami, many of Japan's key automakers and electronics firms are struggling to resume operations. Affected operations are being felt down the global supply chain, as Japanese companies supply parts and components to other manufacturers worldwide. Production at Toyota's 12...

22.03.2011

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Japans Newcomerin auf der Bühne ist ein Androide

In Japan gilt sie schon jetzt als neuer Star auf den Theaterbühnen. Denn Geminoid F ist einzigartig: Sie ist ein Roboter, oder eine Androidin, die sich selbst spielt, bzw. die Rolle eines Roboters. Das Stück heißt „Sayonara“ oder „Auf Wiedersehen“. Die Handlung dreht sich um eine androide Pflegerin, die einer sterbenden Frau...

02.12.2010

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Taiwan: Roboter Messe - Einstein zeigt Gefühle

Sie können tanzen und singen. Aber nur einer der Roboter bei der diesjährigen Roboter Messe in Taiwan, kann seine Meinung äußern. Entworfen von Ren C. Luo, Professor für Elektrotechnik, wird er "Luokopf" genannt. Er wurde dem Abbild eines jungen und sehr ausdrucksstarken Albert Einstein nachempfunden. Der Einstein-Roboter äussert...

11.11.2010

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German Engineers Test New Technology for Crowd Control

July’s stampede at the Duisburg Love Parade left 21 dead. The event sent shockwaves throughout Germany. Now German engineers believe they’ve devised a system that will help emergency services prevent such events from happening again. The new technology uses high-resolution cameras on board a light aircraft and can monitor large...

29.09.2010

InnoTrans in Berlin

Modernste Technik

Diese neue Bahn von SNCF mit dem Namen "Le Rayon Vert" wird auf der InnoTrans, der Fachmesse für Verkehrstechnik in Berlin, präsentiert. Die Messe findet vom 21.-24. September 2010 statt....

22.09.2010

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NASA: Wüstentest des DM-2 - Kraftvollster Feststoffraketen-Motor

Die NASA hat einen neuen Feststoffraketenmotor in der Wüste von Utah getestet. Er wurde für das Constellation-Weltraumprogramm entworfen. Zuschauer sahen wie der Development Motor-2 beim zweiminütigen Test, eine umwerfende Kraft entwickelte. Laut NASA Wissenschaftlern war der am letzten Dienstag durchgeführte Test ein Erfolg. Frühere...

09.09.2010

Testfahrt bis nach China

Fahrerlose Autos kommen auf ihrer Reise gut voran

Mailand (apn) Ein paar Blechschäden, zwei technikverliebte Anhalter und ein 22-stündiger Stopp an der russischen Grenze – das ist die vorläufige Bilanz der beiden vor gut einem Monat in Italien gestarteten fahrerlosen Autos. Das Ziel der insgesamt 13.000 Kilometer langen Fahrt ist die Weltausstellung in Schanghai. Die italienischen...

25.08.2010

Virtuell bergen

Neue Expedition zur Titanic will 3D-Modell erzeugen

Richmond/USA (apn) Mit dem Einsatz neuester Technik wollen amerikanische Wissenschaftler das Wrack der „Titanic“ virtuell bergen. Im August stechen die Teilnehmer zu einer neuen Expedition in See, um die Überreste des einstigen Giganten zum ersten Mal wissenschaftlich-archäologisch zu erfassen.Anders als bei vorherigen Expeditionen geben...

27.07.2010

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UK: Supersonic “Bloodhound” Car Unveiled at Farnborough Air Show

Unveiling a new generation of fast car - this will be in a league of its own. Bloodhound SSC, or supersonic car, is designed not just to break the current land speed record of 763 miles an hour (1228kph), but to smash it. Bloodhound's driver was at the wheel the last record fell, making Wing Commander Andy Green, a Royal Air Force fighter...

22.07.2010

Automobil-Neuheit

Im fahrerlosen Auto von Italien nach China

Parma (apn) Es ist eine Entdeckungsreise im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes. Doch italienische Ingenieure sind weniger daran interessiert, ihnen noch unbekannte Regionen dieser Welt zu erkunden, als viel mehr die technischen Grenzen der automobilen Technik auszuloten. Forscher der Universität Parma haben am Dienstag ein fahrerloses Auto auf die bisher...

20.07.2010

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Suicides in China Tech Firms Unsettling

This is the Foxconn industrial base in Guangdong province China... Half factory, half city - it is the manufacturing base for millions of high tech goods - and home to 300 hundred thousand workers who live on one of the biggest production sites in the world. But the electronics firm has been rocked this year by the suicides of eight...

26.05.2010

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Italy: Art Restorers Shine Light on Ancient Works

Art restorers are shining light, ultraviolet light, on an ancient work. They are rediscovering rich original details of Giotto's frescoes that have been hidden for centuries. [Cecilia Frosinini, Project Coordinator]: "All of a sudden, all these very, very faint paintings which are very ruined by the old restorations and the coverings and...

10.03.2010

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Russian Scientists Invent Pedal-Powered Submarine

Russian engineers have overcome seeming mathematical impossibilities and devised a submarine that glides through the water on pedal-power. The Blue Space is the first man-powered machine capable of generating enough energy to propel the submarine through water. The submarine is designed for recreational purposes, and is as easy to use as...

20.02.2010

Schlaue Technik hilft den Ärmsten

Ein hellerer Weg zur Entwicklung

Und Dave sagte: „Lass es dort Licht werden." Dr. Dave Irvine-Halliday erinnert sich, dass er bei seiner Trekking-Tour über schneebedeckte Berge im Thorung La-Pass in Nepal von der Armut mehr betroffen war als von der Schönheit der Natur. Die Dorfbewohner lebten sehr einfach und altertümlich. Die Menschen waren überarbeitet, unterernährt...

04.11.2009

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Hongkong: Weltweit erster Solar-Golfwagen

Der Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau Golfplatz in Hongkong präsentiert stolz seinen Beitrag zur Ökologie. Denn er nutzt den ersten und größten Golfwagen, der mit Solarzellen angetrieben wird. Aber der Wagen hat auch wirtschaftliche Vorteile. [Cameron Halliday, The Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau]: „Wir schätzen, dass wir 50-70% Energieverbrauch an dem...

19.10.2009

Pilotprojekt zur Unwetterwarnung

Vor dem Regen geht das Fenster zu

Mering – Dichte Gewitterwolken ziehen über Mering bei Augsburg auf. Das wird einen Wolkenbruch geben. Wer jetzt nicht zu Hause ist und die Fenster offen gelassen hat, auf den könnte bei der Rückkehr eine nasse Überraschung warten. Das muss aber nicht sein, denn in der Marktgemeinde läuft derzeit ein Pilotprojekt zur Unwetterwarnung. Und das...

17.08.2009

Bahn Sicherheit

Rückrufaktion wirft Fragen nach Sicherheit der ICE-Züge auf

Frankfurt/Main – Zweieinhalb Monate nach dem ICE-Unfall von Fulda gibt es neue Zweifel an der Sicherheit der Hochgeschwindigkeitszüge. Die Deutsche Bahn zog nach dem Entgleisen eines ICE-3 am Kölner Hauptbahnhof 61 baugleiche Züge vorsichtshalber aus dem Verkehr. Ihre Achsen und Räder werden untersucht, weil die Techniker nicht wissen, wie...

11.07.2008

Technisch aufwendig und nicht immer erfolgreich

Karlsruhe – Seit Jahren warnen Sicherheitsbehörden in Deutschland Computernutzer vor gefährlichen Viren, trojanischen Pferden und Phishingprogrammen, die Bankdaten ausspähen. PC-Besitzer sollen stets auf der Hut sein und ihre Antivirenprogramme auf dem neuesten Stand halten. Ironischerweise erschweren genau diese Maßnahmen den Fahndern bei...

28.02.2008

Schneller, schärfer, sparsamer

Tokio – LCD und Plasma waren gestern, jetzt kommt OLED – wenn's nach Sony geht. Der japanische Unterhaltungselektronikriese präsentierte am Montag Bildschirmtechnik der nächsten Generation. Produziert wird das Bild dabei von organischen, licht-ausstrahlenden Dioden OLED. Laut Sony ist OLED der bisherigen Technologie weit überlegen, weil es...

01.10.2007

Vom Schaufenster Deutschlands zur globalen Technologiemesse

Hannover – Sechzig Jahre nach ihrer Gründung hat sich die Hannover Messe nach Angaben des Veranstalters grundlegend gewandelt. „Begonnen hat die Hannover Messe als das Schaufenster der Bundesrepublik, heute ist sie die Technologieplattform für die gesamte industrielle Welt“, sagte Messe-Chef Sepp Heckmann der Nachrichtenagentur AP. Bei...

15.04.2007

Hamburger sollen mit elektronischem Stift wählen

Hamburg - Als erstes deutsches Bundesland will Hamburg bei einer Landtagswahl die Kreuze elektronisch zählen lassen. Bei der Bürgerschaftswahl 2008 sollen digitale Wahlstifte in allen 1.300 Wahllokalen eingesetzt und ihre Funktionssicherheit mit Stichproben belegt werden, wie der Hamburger Senat am Dienstag mitteilte. Damit werde ein derartiger...

31.10.2006