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The Kapture wrist strap is capable of recording memories
The new Kapture can be used to record all of your most memorable memories, with each 60 seconds.
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Australia: A technology that turns garbage into new materials
Recent research by Professor Veena Sahajwalla of the University of New South Wales in Australia has made the dream of turning waste from old cars into new materials.
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The Lord's county is one year old
A year has passed since the first publication of the Higgs boson in the laboratory has found richer and more affirmative results about the existence of elementary partic…
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Robot trafficking criminals pedophiles on the net
Scientists at the University of Deusto (Spain) have created the Negobot - a robot that plays a 14-year-old girl to hunt pedophiles on chat rooms, promising to ease the b…
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The 16-year-old turned the banana peel into plastic
Elif Bilgin, a 16-year-old school girl from Turkey, is famous for his research on turning banana peels into bioplastics.
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Speak the phone over the glove
Designer Sean Miles, UK, has released a technology-matching glove, called Talking Hands. The product is part of the recycling project of old utility equipment.
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70-year-old man invented multi-seat bed
With the notion that life is not money more or less, but the ability to self-motivate to create life, an elderly engineer in Hanoi has created a chair to help elderly pe…
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Lumbia brace for back pain
Back pain affects 80% of the population, both young and old, regardless of the time of illness.
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Discharge alarm clock
The alarm clock emits harmless currents, helping to dispel sleepiness that 19-year-old student Sankalp Sinha (India) built.
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Robot moth 200 years old
People think robot is the achievement of the modern era. But since the 19th century, talented craftsmen have created robots as moths and can move automatically.
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Automatic device to recover old phones
According to statistics in the US there are about 156 million mobile phone users, on average 15 months they will replace new phones. However, only about 3% of old phones…
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Billionaires are offered an immortal life
Dmitry Itskov, a 31-year-old media tycoon, once published a technical research project to create immortal life. The goal of the project, named 'Avatar', is to bring huma…
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Equipment 'to' young people into old people
Age Man Suit is the name of a device that when worn, the wearer will feel like old people. German scientist Rahel Eckardt has successfully developed a device called the…
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Super beautiful houses made from recycled materials
Infinski's sustainable housing design motto is: 'It's not because of climate change but because we never refuse food on our plate'. The company designs houses with 80% m…
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Robot chess board
The 23-year-old American University student nicknamed FunGowRightNow12 has just created an odd chess board. This is considered a 'chess robot', which helps playe…