Technology
- Fastest High-Speed Train on the Planet Recently Presented in China
[28 Dec, 2009] comments (0)
Recently China launched the fastest high-speed rain in the world. With an average speed of 217mph (350km/h), the train aims at connecting Wuhan, located in central China and Guangzhou in the south. ...- Efficient Industrial Chillers that Meet Specific Customer Needs
[28 Dec, 2009] comments (0)
Those who want to get answers on heat removal should ask Thermal Care, one of the leaders on the market of industrial chillers, which the company manufactures for various industries. The large list of Thermal Care's products features temperature controllers, portable chillers, cooling towers and plant circulating systems that help get rid of the heat from industrial processes. ...- Apple Car Controlled Using iPhone
[25 Dec, 2009] comments (0)
This concept was developed by designer Gabor Baranyai, who was inspired by the minimalist box theme of Apple. ...- Latest Invention: New Li-ion Storage Battery for House Use from Panasonic
[24 Dec, 2009] comments (0)
After Panasonic managed to buy over 50 percent shares of Sanyo, one of its main goals became to start marketing lithium-ion storage cell that would be used at home. ...- Latest Invention: Motorized Knee That Allows Running Faster Using Less Muscle Power
[23 Dec, 2009] comments (0)
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The latest invention of researchers from the Tsukuba University in Japan is a motorized knee that a person can attach on his or her knee and be able to run faster. ...
- Audi A8 to Feature Google Data Services
[23 Dec, 2009] comments (0)
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Recently Audi announced that its A8 car will soon include a brand new feature - its vehicle will benefit from Google information services. ...
- Mountain-resembling Biomass Power Plant to Be Built in UK
[22 Dec, 2009] comments (0)
The design of a brand new biomass power plant has recently been unveiled by a design firm from London. ...- Futuristic Truck for Safe Transportation of Necessary Supplies
[21 Dec, 2009] comments (1)
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This Aid Necessities Transporter (A.N.T.) was designed by Brian Lee. The vehicle is meant to safely transport food, water, medical equipment and housing items through any type of terrain. ...
- Arctic Mobile Unit Uses Solar Power to Keep Arctic Researchers Warm
[21 Dec, 2009] comments (1)
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If you want to stay for at least a few days in the North Pole you have to have special equipment. A very useful device would be the arctic mobile unit that features a 5-kilowatt power generator and a solar battery. ...
- Latest invention: Futuristic Santa Sleigh Developed by GE Researchers
[18 Dec, 2009] comments (4)
Researchers from the GE Global Research have a tradition - each year they present their latest inventions during the holiday season. In 2009 they decided to create a futuristic technologically advanced sleigh for Santa. ...- Road Printer Makes Perfect Road Signs with a Push of a Button
[17 Dec, 2009] comments (0)
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Hoyoung Lee, Doyoung Kim and Hongju Kim designed the Road Printer for Designsory. This device was developed to print road signs right onto the surface of the road with just a push of a button. ...
- Latest Invention: Bicycle Wheel that Collects and Stores Kinetic Energy
[17 Dec, 2009] comments (0)
Researchers from MIT came up with a Bluetooth-enabled bicycle wheel. Their new invention allows riders to take advantage of the built-in sensors in order to keep track of their friends, fitness and traffic. ...- FASTRA II - 12TFLOPS Desktop Supercomputer
[17 Dec, 2009] comments (0)
Scientists from the research group ASTRA, based in Belgium, recently presented their new desktop supercomputer, which is believed to be the world's fastest PC. ...- Latest Invention: Exclusive Portable Gadget for FBI
[17 Dec, 2009] comments (0)
With an idea to obtain a portable device that would identify fingerprints and faces, the FBI Hostage Rescue Team teamed up with the National Institute of Standards and Technology. ...- Teknibank - Lightweight, Mobile and Easy-to-assemble Bank
[16 Dec, 2009] comments (1)
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Yoann Henry Yvon visualized a mobile bank that would be able to follow its clientele and not stand in one place like all the other banks. ...
