- Technology (17 Mar, 2010)
Refuge Finder System to Help Locate People During Disasters
Pedro Nakazato Andrade, a designer from Denmark, invented a mobile application dubbed Refuge Finder. Using a mobile camera, the program allows registering disaster victims who established themselves at aid stations. ...
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- Science (16 Mar, 2010)
Latest Invention: Windows that Produce Electricity from Sunlight
Peer+, a Dutch firm, has presented Smart Energy Glasses for windows. The invention makes uses of the company's new BIPV technology, which allows glasses to produce renewable energy. ...
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- Environment (16 Mar, 2010)
US Firm to Build World's Largest Solar Plant in Europe
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SunEdison, a solar energy company from the United State hopes to be successful on the European solar market by constructing what the firm claims to be the biggest photovoltaic solar power plant in the world. ...
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- Technology (16 Mar, 2010)
Solar Plant Converts Sunlight into Power
This eco-friendly device takes the form of a flower. Dubbed simply Solar Plant, it can transform sunlight into electric power and then use that power to charge various portable devices. ...
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- Technology (16 Mar, 2010)
Device that Helps Stroke Patients Regain Motor Skills
Designed by Matthias Menzel, this device, called Move On, facilitates the recovery of stroke patients who suffer from problems with their lower limbs. ...
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- Technology (16 Mar, 2010)
Latest Invention: Cell Phone that Can Help Managers Watch Employees' Every Step
KDDI Corporation, Japanese telecommunications operator, has come up with a technology that can track the movement of a person and transmit the collected information back to the main office. ...
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- Current Events (16 Mar, 2010)
Countries With the Highest Level of Internet Censorship
Recently the US State Department and the Reporters Without Borders have unveiled reports concluding that some governments are continuously attempting to limit the freedom of expression on the Internet. ...
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- Offbeat (16 Mar, 2010)
Artist Makes Huge LEGO BlackBerry Phone With Built-in Flat-Screen TV
Artist Nathan Sawaya recently unveiled his huge five feet-tall BlackBerry Tour 9360 smartphone made of LEGO blocks. The device also features a built-in flat-screen TV. ...
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- Health & Fitness (15 Mar, 2010)
New Pill to Treat Premature Ejaculation is Available Now
Men, who deal with premature ejaculation, now can use a new drug called PRILIGY. The PE drug contains dapoxetine hydrochloride that increases serotonin level and enhances control over ejaculation. ...
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- Health & Fitness (12 Mar, 2010)
Women on the Contraceptive Pill Live Longer
Women, using contraceptive pills may expect to live longer and less likely to die from various diseases. ...
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- Offbeat (12 Mar, 2010)
3D Printer to Make Buildings from Moon Dust
Enrico Dini has developed a 3D printing machine that can print structures in solid rock. What is the most impressing is that the engineer hopes his invention will help construct buildings on the moon. ...
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- Technology (12 Mar, 2010)
Parking Module Scans for Damages to Your Car
Milos Todorovic is the author of an interesting parking module concept which uses new technology to keep you informed about any damages on your car. ...
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- Technology (12 Mar, 2010)
Get Fast Wireless Internet Connection Using LEDs
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A team of researchers from Germany has come up with a method of encoding a visible-frequency wireless signal that comes from light from desklamps, which would make it possible to get wireless Internet connection using LEDs. ...
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- Environment (12 Mar, 2010)
Huge Amounts of Combustible Ice Discovered in China
Chinese researchers found new sources of combustible ice or natural gas hydrate that can supply the whole nation with energy for 90 years. The combustible ice was discovered on the tundra of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. ...
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- Technology (12 Mar, 2010)
Timepiece Inspired by Arachnids
The Urwerk Mexican Fireleg watch is actually inspired by the world of arachnids. The charismatically designed timepiece catches the glance by its unconventional time display. ...
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