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Week in pictures: Le tour de tech
roundup Lance Armstrong takes a high-tech trek and the military unveils a "less lethal" weapon. Also: Robots kick it up.
Lance Armstrong takes a high-tech trek and the military unveils a "less lethal" weapon. Also: Robots kick it up and giddyap. 
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Lance Armstrong knows that it takes more than pedaling alone to win his seventh Tour de France cycling crown.
July 21, 2005 
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The military's Active Denial Technology uses a millimeter wave beam to replace bullets with "less lethal" heat.
July 20, 2005 
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Inclement conditions cast a cloud over constellation of solar cars out for a 2,500-mile "rayce."
July 22, 2005 
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Robots take to the field for five-day RoboCup 2005 competition.
July 19, 2005 
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This is no mechanical bull. In the Persian Gulf states, robots are bumping human jockeys out of the saddle.
July 19, 2005 
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Lockheed Martin workers begin securing the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter onto the spin balance machine for testing.
July 21, 2005 
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Hitachi displays the world's largest electronic paper at the company's high-tech exhibition in Tokyo.
July 21, 2005 
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Fujitsu has developed a wireless, shopping cart-mounted computer featuring scan-as-you-shop technology.
July 21, 2005 
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Fans gather at a bookstore in San Francisco to celebrate the launch of "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince."
July 20, 2005 
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Meditation may be just what the doctor ordered to help Bangalore's software professionals deal with work demands.
July 18, 2005
Tech on le Tour de France
Lance Armstrong knows that it takes more than pedaling alone to win his seventh Tour de France cycling crown.July 21, 2005
This weapon's a scorcher
The military's Active Denial Technology uses a millimeter wave beam to replace bullets with "less lethal" heat.July 20, 2005
Stormy weather
Inclement conditions cast a cloud over constellation of solar cars out for a 2,500-mile "rayce."July 22, 2005
Bots score in soccer
Robots take to the field for five-day RoboCup 2005 competition.July 19, 2005
Robot, giddyap!
This is no mechanical bull. In the Persian Gulf states, robots are bumping human jockeys out of the saddle.July 19, 2005
As the Orbiter turns
Lockheed Martin workers begin securing the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter onto the spin balance machine for testing.July 21, 2005
E-paper chase
Hitachi displays the world's largest electronic paper at the company's high-tech exhibition in Tokyo.July 21, 2005
Smart shopping cart
Fujitsu has developed a wireless, shopping cart-mounted computer featuring scan-as-you-shop technology.July 21, 2005
Under Harry Potter's spell
Fans gather at a bookstore in San Francisco to celebrate the launch of "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince."July 20, 2005
Stress relief
Meditation may be just what the doctor ordered to help Bangalore's software professionals deal with work demands.July 18, 2005