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• What to look for if you’re buying a smart lock in the UK

  Keyless security systems are seeing rising adoption among residential property owners seeking entry through methods such as smartphones, fingerprints, and voice controls. However, transitioning from mechanical hardware introduces significantly shorter product lifespans and potential insurance pitfalls. Consumers must navigate varying hardware standards and verification processes to ensure both physical safety and policy compliance.

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• Meet Hollie Tang, who built blink-and-tongue computer control, won $10,000

  Developed by a California high school sophomore, the innovative assistive system Tonguage relies on standard laptop webcams to interpret facial gestures without requiring wearable sensors. The low-cost software empowers individuals with severe mobility impairments to independently operate digital interfaces and physical equipment. Her technological achievement earned her the premier international science fair scholarship presented by the engineering organization IEEE.

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• Dutch engineer builds goldfish-driven car, sets Guinness record

  Computer engineer Thomas de Wolf designed the experimental mobile platform to creatively showcase the capabilities of motion-tracking outside his standard professional work. The system translates the swimming direction of a pet fish into mechanical steering signals for a motorized chassis. The underlying concept could eventually be adapted to assist individuals who live with mobility challenges.

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