- MIT’s “Sixth Sense” wearable projector system was discussed as an early example of spatially-aware AR, with questions raised about whether it dynamically adapts its projection to the geometry of the surface it is aimed at.  
- A new Google Goggles prototype video (February 2010) showing real-time translation through a phone camera was shared: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ae01yz5z99E.  
- The channel’s laser cutter is now operational; participants brainstormed using it to cut silk and other fabrics for high-margin wedding attire, and speculated that low-power CD-RW lasers might suffice for dark fabrics like black paper.  
- DIYbio activity in Copenhagen was highlighted through three new links: the diybio.labitat.dk mailing list, omegahelm.com/diybio, and an FAS blog post on converging emerging technologies.  
- A University of Washington blog post critiquing university patent practices was circulated: http://open3dp.me.washington.edu/?p=479.  
- A personal post titled “Calling All Transhumanists—Help, I Am Living Your Libertarian Nightmare” was shared, describing an Australian regulatory ordeal: http://www.kzenpragmaticist.org/2010/05/calling-all-transhumanists-help-i-am.html.  
- Mini-Mendel RepRap parts were being hand-finished, with discussion of correct timing-belt sizing (570XL questioned) and missing socket-head cap screws.  
- A short manifesto excerpt advocated robotic utilization of off-world resources—“let’s start making stuff out of the stuff of other planets”—and linked to a project aiming to send a robot to the Moon to carve statues from lunar rock.