A FASTag-like technology called Fastlane is being rolled out in some petrol pumps in India. It was developed by Mumbai-based startup AGS Transact Technologies LtdCurrently, there are more than 120 Fastlane-enabled HPCL petrol pumps in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane and Pune. Many more are in the pipeline.A RFID reader on the fuel nozzle tells the petrol pump attendant how much petrol or diesel a consumer wants to buy, who then refills the car tank accordingly. This enables users to drive out quickly without the hassle of bill payment.

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Water spray systems, tested by CSIRO and evolved by state fire authorities, are providing a lifeline for fire trucks and firefighters caught in the fire.https://blog.csiro.au/fire-tested-systems-help-crews-survive-truck-burnovers/

Adelaide-based Fusetec is 3D printing human body parts—complete with realistic, anatomically accurate bone, skin and m

So many airports looks the same as every other one.  The Jacksonville (Florida) airport has a clever idea to feature rocking chairs in acknowledgment that Florida is a favorite retirement destination, but also transforming the idea to the more contemporary idea that it's a destination that "rocks."  Also a comfortable place to sit!

Segway has unveiled a self-balancing vehicle that can go up to 24 mph. Called the S-Pod, it’s designed for sitting while navigating enclosed campuses. S-Pod uses an adaptive center-of-gravity automatic control system to enable the passenger to easily adjust the speed by handling the knob to change the center of gravity in the pod. Segway-Ninebot also unveiled a kick scooter with a maximum speed of 12.4 mph.