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Give the gift of farts that smell like chocolate this Christmas - Yahoo News - 2 views

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Health technology stocking stuffers

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  • sold under the name Lutin Malin
    • mlcarleo
      mlcarleo on 26 Nov 14
       
      brb... amazon.com
    • mlcarleo
      mlcarleo on 26 Nov 14
       
      BRB - amazon.com
  • Available in rose, violet and now chocolate, the pills can be purchased in sachets for €9.99 or in packs of four sachets in which a fifth comes free for €27.97.
  • egetable carbon, fennel seed and red algae extracts are among the ingredients but Poincheval won't say what creates the chocolate scent.
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  • It's also possible to perfume the farts of your dog or cat
  • kristinemcnair on 03 Dec 14
     
    This is awesome lol. Great post!
mlcarleo

Deregulation at heart of Japan's new robotics revolution | Reuters - 1 views

www.reuters.com/...n-robots-idUSKCN0J32DS20141119

japan robotics Health technology

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      mlcarleo on 26 Nov 14
       
      Surprised that the US is seen as a rival to Japan in anything tech related. That's refreshing. 
  • Japan was moving to tighten regulations that would shut down his seven-year project.
  • U.S. regulators had already approved,
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  • Japan, with the world's largest robot population, is now awakening to a crisis as its lead in robotics – one of its last areas of technological prominence - comes under threat from better-coordinated efforts in the United States and Germany, as well as Asian rivals South Korea and China.
  • At stake is a fast-growing industry - the market for industrial robotic systems is worth $29 billion
  • expected Japan's robot market alone to triple to 2.4 trillion yen ($21 billion) by 2020.
  • A key trigger to action was Google Inc's surprise acquisition a year ago of Schaft, a venture led by two former Tokyo University professors who developed a humanoid robot that handily won a rescue competition run by a research unit of the U.S. Department of Defense. The robot had to drive a utility vehicle and climb a ladder to prevail against more than a dozen rivals.
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