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● Smart Arse: Posture Classification with Textile Sensors in Trousers

● An E-Couch – new directions in smart home control

● The Lure of Virtual Donuts (study)

● “Cat Typing” – towards a possible remedy

● Evaluating an app which nags users to apologize to their phones

● High-tech use for garlic skin – supercapacitors (new study)

● Audio-Based Caricature Exaggerations (new patent)

● Exploring the Confusion Matrix for Auto Bidet Seat Icons (study)

● User identification system based on the rotations of a toilet paper roll

● The Choo Lab’s Humming Generator

● Phantom Phone Sensations (update)

● Towards irrational robots

● Seemed like a good idea at the time (#1): Radioactive Golf Balls

● Cars and their faces (fMRI study)

● Implementing a knee-energy harvester

● Pogo-power research

● Doggie-phone update

● I ‘Heart’ Hunter-Killer Nuke Subs

● Shoe-based navigation update

● Pedestrian-mounted brake lights: March 8 in Stuttgart

● Phatic Cushions

● Working for your notes

● Celeb Recognition – automatically

● Black humour meets product design, in Taiwan

● Musical Madeleines

● Detect & remove cadavers from amongst the live objects

● More about ‘The Slimeball’

● ‘RTFM’ – is life too short?

● Implementing a Bird Imitator

● Boer’s Lively Dining Table and Toilet Brush

● Paper aeroplane ‘aerogami’ drones (paper)

● PotPet – potted plants which follow you and ask for water

● 300,000 to 450,000 Cows Per Zeppelin, approximately

● Banana Skins – their promise as an industrial lubricant additive

● VR – Mysteries of the scent projector (part 1)

● Determinants of Phantom Phone Sensations (PPSs)

● VR – Mysteries of the scent projector (part 2)

● Fridge magnet research update – ”Why the fridge?”

● Progress in dog silencing

● Trouser (pants) creases – a metrological examination

● Bubble Weapons: one way to sink a ship

● Towards perfecting men’s necktie lengths

● Profiling the Nasal Ranger ® (for field sniffers)

● Sonifications in the control room

● Swarms of Riderless Unicycles: research roundup

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