Tag: Technology - Page 5
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Artificial leaf produces energy from dirty water
The groundbreaking technology has gotten even better with the ability to self-heal and produce hydrogen from dirty water.
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Refurbished iPhones and custom apps bring the smartphone revolution to seniors
For seniors that may be averse to technology, a new project could help improve their lives by combining a used smartphone with simple to use, custom designed apps.
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How the giant squid was finally caught on camera
Edith Widder, the scientific mind behind the strategy for finding and filming a giant squid for the first time ever, tells us just how it was accomplished in this fascinating TED talk.
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New wind energy harvester design looks like giant window blinds
This new design for a wind harvesting device is a big departure from conventional wind turbine design, and the inventor claims it is also quieter and cheaper to operate.
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Google Streetview hyperlapse animates images to show you where you're going
A new website takes your planned route plus Google streetview images to animate your trip and show you the journey from A to B in a video.
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Researchers discover way to produce hydrogen fuel from any plant
Virginia Tech researchers figure out how to extract large quantities of hydrogen from any plant which could drive down fuel cell costs.
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Make an LED night light from a faucet valve
This easy DIY project uses easy to find materials, some you may already have around the house.
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MYO armband offers wireless, touchless control of your computer
The MYO armband brings us even closer to digital interactions that seem straight right out of Minority Report.
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Squid beak inspires more comfortable medical implants
A new material that is both soft and strong like a squid's beak could be used in medical implants to make patients more comfortable.
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Warehouse adapted for collaborative innovation
This 247,500-square-foot dry-dock space has been transformed into an educational facility, where several schools can mix together and exchange ideas.
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When will wearable technology go mainstream?
A video with interviews from key players in the wearable technology industry tells us what's going on with bringing the innovations to the masses.
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CoolNYC program helps New Yorkers control air conditioners with smart phones
With CoolNYC's smart AC system, window air conditioner units can be managed efficiently and remotely, right from a smartphone.
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Wind energy generator produces electricity from water droplets
The EWICON wind energy generator has no moving parts and is completely silent.
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Robotic jellyfish could stand guard over oceans
Scientists believe this doppelganger could revolutionize the field of oceanographic surveillance, making waterways cleaner and safer.
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Dirty house? Clean it up with this trash-powered robot
Don’t dismiss this gadget as just another Roomba. This robot draws power from the very refuse it’s designed to scoop up.
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10 cool NASA projects for studying the environment
From unmanned drones to sensor-packed satellites, NASA has the best tools for studying Mother Nature.
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Unite to Light solar charger and LED provides safe and affordable lighting
This small solar charger and LED light has the power to make a big difference in the lives of people in the developing world by providing clean lighting for work or studying.
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Secret Google Maps gesture is awesome for one-handed navigation
A great gesture that allows you to zoom into a map with one hand on your smart phone.
