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Geeky girls usually use usual underwear, or they prefer the simple underwear that make them comfortable to do some activities. Now take a look ad this Robot Underwear. This simply not only made for girl geeks, but for fashion too. The black color combined with Robot, heart, and flash print make this undies looked really attractive.

On Tuesday 5th August, 70 geeks gathered in the Emperor Suite at Chow from 6pm till late. Each guest received a bag of goodies including a bottle of Epic Lager, laser cut decorated USB keys from Shift, Cafenet tokens and discount vouchers from Wanda Harland, amongst other things.

First, a supercomputer beats a chess master. Then, an artificial intelligence program deals defeat to a poker champion. Next: A robot takes on humans in air hockey. An upgraded robot designed by General Electric Fanuc (GEF) and programmed by Nuvation Research Corp.

Unless you’re Michael Bay can you ever go wrong with combat robots? Geeks come up with some awesome stuff. Source and more info. found at RoboGames (formerly ROBOlympics). RoboGames is the world’s largest open robot competition (even the Guinness Book of World Records says so!) We invite the best minds from around the world to compete in over 70 different events.

Over at the recent Maker Fair were all the geek,freaks and DIY’s do their stuff. A certain robot stood out from the crowd ( of robots ) that everyone knows and loves. A R2-D2, which has all the bells and whistles like the real thing.

While searching the internet for ideas on science-themed cakes, I came across some truly amazing specimens! Here is a slide show we put together featuring some deliciously techy cakes. [IMG [Slashdot]] [IMG [Digg]] [IMG [Reddit]] [IMG [del.icio.us]] [IMG [Facebook]] [IMG [Technorati]]

Semi-Automatic Graphite Enhancement Automaton! Here are two little known facts:1. The graphite pencil was first mass produced in the year 1662, 2. The first pencil sharpeners weren't made until 1893, which left many people disappointed by their pencil purchases for over 200 years.