I came across a post from a few years ago, and had almost forgotten how funny this was:
When Good Laughs Inspire Innovation 
The site has several fun and inspiring videos. This is one of my favourites.
Tom Fishbourne makes some great cartoons. I think this one shows that internal forces often are the worst enemies of innovation.
Drivers who find themselves behind a semi-trailer truck can often become impatient, and try to pass when they should wait. Now Samsung has developed a solution hat helps motorists see what’s in front of the truck, designed with saving lives in mind. It’s called the Safety Truck, and it employs a wireless camera attached to…
Some of the most incredible innovation is coming in the realm of prosthetics. Artificial limbs have advanced to the point now that we can make fingers work simply by using our minds. Recently, a team of Swiss and Italian researches developed the LifeHand 2, which is a first-of-its-kind artificial hand that restores a sense of…
I was checking out Fast Company the other day and saw a great article about an artificial hand that is so advanced that its wearers can sense surfaces with their fingers. as I dug deeper, I came across this video from the inventors of the project: As you can see, sensation is restored by…
Here’s news of an eco-book that shares info about clean drinking water, so the reader can use the actual pages as high-tech filters that will remove 99% of bacteria from the filtered water. It’s part of a new bactericidal silver nanoparticle paper. Perhaps someday it can bring clean water to the 663 million people who…
I saw this incredible story at Fast Company: Do you remember what you were doing when you were 15? Lillian Pravda is 15, and she is the CEO of a non-profit that has brought free vision care to over 24,000 children in need. WATCH here:
Here’s an innovative transportation idea from France that employs fancy footwork in a team concept: The Human Powered Gym. It’s a floating gym on water. The idea comes from Carlo Ratti Associati, showing the world how human energy can power vehicles in the future. The 65-foot floating gym would be powered only by its occupants,…
