No, I’m not making that up at all. At this years Blizzcon in Anaheim California, they had a dance contest on stage, hosted by Jay Mohr. The young Blizzcon attendee was an undead character from World of Warcraft and was trying his hardest to win the contest. You can’t be mad at him for having fun. In the video(shown below) the guy has his make up on and just starts dancing away. He’s doing some sort of solitary” mosh pit” and it’s really funny because of the music they play for him. The guys falls once and gets up but the second time, he hurts himself severely and

John Boiles, the brain behind the iPod-controlled RC car, is back with a new invention that relies on the accelerometer within the iPod which is well capable of controlling dance floor lights. Sounds like (no pun intended) something worth checking out if you are one geeky party animal.

Compared to models with wheels and other forms of locomotion, bipedal robots are still far behind where they need to be if they’re ever to replace humans, but that isn’t stopping researchers striving hard to get there. Over in Japan, Masanao Koeda of Osaka Electro-Communication University has been hard at work improving the gait of his shuffling robot we first saw 18 months ago. Two-step shuffle Although it isn’t as attention grabbing as the likes of Asimo, Koeda’s ‘bot has a far niftier turn. By shuffling both feet simultaneously