Here is technology you have to see to believe!
From “Back to the Future”-like hovercrafts to flying cars — these inventions are just waiting to be mainstreamed. Which ones will make it? Which ones will find uses in other applications?
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As more and more businesses embrace intuitive technology, we’re going to see faster and more convenient service on all sorts of everyday tasks. Take for instance, eye tracking technology. We say that we want salad, but what we yearn for is a cheesy, garlicy pizza. Pizza Hut Restaurants, in partnership with Tobii, has developed a…
I came across a post from a few years ago, and had almost forgotten how funny this was: When Good Laughs Inspire Innovation by Stefan Lindegaard Have you ever thought that bringing people together on innovation is like hearding cats? Cheryl Perkins, founder of InnovationEdge made me laugh when she included this video in…
Graphene is an amazing material that will soon transform our gadgets to be thinner, more durable, and help us surf online 100 times faster. Imagine something so thin – a million times thinner than paper, according to the American Physical Society. Read more: Graphene is really pushing the frontiers of what could be – make…
One of the top trends in robotics this year isn’t just about how cool the functionality is getting; it’s robots designed so that consumers will develop affection for them. There is a purpose in making these robots “cute” and friendly. Innovators know that the number one thing they would look for in a personal robotic…
This innovative gadget will be sure to find uses for anyone who draws their ideas on napkins. 3Doodler is the “world’s first 3D printing pen, and lets you draw three-dimensional structures in midair. WobbleWorks Toy and robotics company invented the pen, and it is actually affordable. While most 3D printers can cost thousands of dollars,…
Here are some national health statistics that should frighten you out of your chair: Our western sedentary lifestyle is responsible for an estimated $24 billion in direct medical spending. Physical inactivity is responsible for almost 200,000 or 1 in 10 deaths each year. Diabetes accounts for more than $98 billion in direct and indirect medical…
