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Today's Big I – Army Blast Gauge tests
In today's Big I we looked at a new technology from DARPA that may one day save soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan from traumatic brain injuries.
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BIG I – Russians unveil space hotel
In today's Big I we talked about a Russian firm that's planning to open a space hotel by 2016.
Would you visit?
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Todays Big I – Ecomagination Challenge Winners
In today's Big I, we spoke to three winners from Phase II of the "Ecomagination Challenge" - GE's experiment where businesses, entrepreneurs, innovators and students share their ideas on how to improve green energy.
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Today's Big I – Endoscope Capsules
In today's BIG I we looked at the world's first self-propelled, remote-controlled endoscope capsule.
That's right, a tiny pill that you can swallow that will take pictures inside your stomach - up to two per second.
Researchers hope the invention will one day pave the way for doctors to view the digestive from esophagus to colon, including the small intestine, which traditionally has been difficult to shoot.
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Today's Big I – Gigwalk
Today's Big I is about an app harnessing America's vast army of iPhone users - enlisting them to complete various "gigs" when they're out and about.
Click here to learn how could make some extra cash on your next walk.
Today's Big I – Living Lasers
Imagine if you could do with your hand what ET did with his pointer finger in Universal Picture's classic movie?
Remember how it glowed?
In today's Big I we spoke to two PH.D's from Harvard Medical School who said that one day human cells could emit a beam of light.
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Today's Big I – Gone Are the .com Days
Coming soon to a website near you: dot-anything.
In today's Big I we looked at decision that may create a domain name gold rush to rival the dot-com boom of the late 1990s.
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BIG I: Oil Rig Sensor System
Click here to check out other research being done at Intel Labs.
Click here to read up on the technology from Fast Company Magazine.
Today's Big I: Medical Mirror Monitors Vital Signs
Mirror, mirror on the wall
Monitors vitol signs with no wires at all...
In Today's Big I we spoke to Ming-Zher Poh who's created a mirror that detects your medical signs through a camera and laptop.
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Today's Big I: The Bedbug Detective
In today's Big I we looked at an electronic dog nose that sniffs out bedbugs.
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