Imagine close to the edge of the ocean, and we only see a Portuguese man of war. It is ironic tentacles paralyze the entire right side of the body, and you are not able to swim.

Suddenly you see red, approach you. Do not worry, the shark is not one, but Emily, the emergency rescue Embed cable. It could be your own Emily rescue robots. Just think like a combination of best TV Baywatch and Knight Rider David Haselhoff.

Emily is too troublesome waters of the beach from a boat or even air can be thrown. He enters the water caused by the remote control float in danger to save at a speed of 28 miles per hour, and it has a battery capable of 80 miles on a single charge. It even has speakers for bi-directional communication with a real life saver.

Emily measures about 54 inches long and 16 inches wide and 8 inches high and weighs 25 pounds. It was Hydronalix, a manufacturer of marine robot, developed based on a robot boat, which they have been in development for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration health checks on marine life.

It is possible that you could see, Emily patrol the beaches of San Diego soon, and he currently draws a shift in Malibu Beach Zuma. It is reported that a release will be fully autonomous Hydronalix Emily in 2011.

Sony has in common with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced that they are having at least 233 000 VAIO notebooks of different sections, simply because they run the risk of overheating due to a defective chip inside. Currently, Sony has received 30 reports of units overheating resulting in distorted keyboards and housings, but fortunately there were no injuries reported to date. The recall will affect the series and laptops VPCF11 VPCCW2 Series, where they come in all colors, with the word “VAIO” on the front outside panel. If you're wondering where the model number can be found, then it is at the bottom of the machine.