Cost effective Bluetooth Proximity Marketing now available from only £399

Designed and manufactured from the ground up our new Merlin Revoluton 7 Bluetooth Proximity Marketing Server was launched into the marketplace on 29 January 2010! The 'highest performance' proximity marketing solution available - the Revolution 7 is innovative, easy to use, compact and built to maximise current and future technology being completely upgradeable.

With an RRP of only £399 the Merlin Revolution 7 offers you a cost-effective solution, enabling multi-site campaigns to be undertaken and can be ordered online from 29 January 2010.

For more information on the Merlin Revolution 7 and how proximity marketing can work for you contact the sales team on 0845 3888 450 or email: sales@merlinsystemscorp.co.uk

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Merlin ProxBox leads the way in Proximity Marketing

Its a fact! Time after time our customers tell us how the Merlin ProxBox exceeds their expectations.

Simple to use and operate the Merlin ProxBox Bluetooth Proximity Marketing Server provides an affordable, easy-to-use marketing system that delivers digital content FREE, with no ongoing costs or subscriptions.

With a low purchase cost and a series of optional upgrade accessories the ProxBox can be used in either a static location or taken out on the road. Create your artwork, upload your campaign and let the ProxBox get to work delivering your message, promotion or special offer.

Maximise your marketing spend, eliminate the need for traditional 'print-based' material and achieve results.

Order your Merlin ProxBox now from our online shop or to find our how the Merlin ProxBox can work for you simply call the sales team on 0845 3888 450 or email: sales@merlinsystemscorp.co.uk

Merlin Robots linked to rat-brain neurons in pioneering research

Merlin Robotics technology is at the forefront of Incredible new research by Reading University into the effects of conditions such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. Neuroscientists at Reading have connected 300,000 rat neurons to a Merlin Miabot robot via Bluetooth. The neurons are being taught to steer the robot, and will soon be able to recognise their surroundings.

The eventual aim is to disrupt the robot's memories of these surroundings to recreate the effects of particular memory-related conditions. The scientists at Reading will be studying how neural tissues degrade and cope with this degradation. The neurons are taken from a rat foetus and are kept separately from the robot, as they must be kept "alive" at a comfortable temperature. They communicate with the robot via Bluetooth wireless technology.

The Reading rat-brain robot project, led by Professor Kevin Warwick, has attracted worldwide media attention and could be a significant step in the understanding and treatment of memory-related diseases.

Professor Warwick said: "This new research is tremendously exciting as firstly the biological brain controls its own moving robot body, and secondly it will enable us to investigate how the brain learns and memorises its experiences. This research will move our understanding forward of how brains work, and could have a profound effect on many areas of science and medicine." The rat-brained robot has been named Gordon.