- Technology (23 Sep, 2009)
Latest Invention: Robot Tiles that Create Infinite Walking Surface
A Japanese researcher created robotic blocks able to automatically identify where a person is walking and place themselves in their front before the individual makes another step. ...
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- Environment (23 Sep, 2009)
Beautiful Green Roofed School for French Students
A brand new amazing school has been created for students in Revin, France. The green terraced construction has green roofs and from the top is seen as a terraced landscape that virtually vanishes into the hillside. ...
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- Technology (22 Sep, 2009)
General Things to Know About Trojan Horse Viruses
A Trojan horse virus represents a malware that infects a system to help its author illegally gain access to a computer for various reasons, including stealing personal information. ...
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- Technology (22 Sep, 2009)
Private Companies Compete for the Best Lunar Module
A number of private firms take part in a competition for creating the best lunar module. ...
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- Technology (22 Sep, 2009)
Latest Invention: Swimming Robot to Analyze Biodiversity in Shallow Water
Nature served as inspiration for scientists at the University of Bath, who are working on their latest invention - a new swimming robot that might revolutionize submersible technology. ...
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- Science (22 Sep, 2009)
Brits Voted Michael Faraday the Greatest British Inventor
A survey revealed that Michael Faraday is considered to be the greatest British inventor. ...
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- Offbeat (21 Sep, 2009)
Rent-a-Friend Agencies Are a Hit in Japan
A new trend is rapidly developing in the land of the rising sun. Japan witnesses a great demand for rent-a-friend agencies that offer their service for people who are looking for a friend, husband, boss, uncle etc. ...
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- Technology (21 Sep, 2009)
The History and Description of Trojan Horse Virus
First of all it would be useful to state that a Trojan horse virus represents an infectious program able to cause serious damage to a computer. The Trojan horse can infect a user's machine without being noticed. ...
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- Environment (21 Sep, 2009)
Latest Invention: New Solar Panels Generate Energy from Indirect Sunlight
Recently engineers from GreenSun Energy, a company based in Tel Aviv, presented their latest invention - a solar cell able to produce power from diffused light. ...
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- Technology (18 Sep, 2009)
Latest Invention: E-nose That Detects a Smoker
A research team at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, recently presented their latest invention - an e-nose that is able to detect whether a person is a smoker or not. ...
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- Offbeat (18 Sep, 2009)
World's Biggest Burger Weights Almost 83Kg
In the picture you can see the biggest burger in the world. Weighting over 13 stones, which is about 82.5 kilograms, the burger was recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records. ...
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- Science (18 Sep, 2009)
Planck Telescope Sends First Pictures that Offer Clues About the Evolution of the Universe
The first images of Planck observatory, which was sent into outer space to collect data about the origins of the universe, have been finally received, providing some clues about the past. ...
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- Technology (18 Sep, 2009)
Latest Invention: System That Allows Robots to Ask Humans for Help
Researchers from Willow Garage, a robotics company from Palo Alto, California, are currently working on their latest invention - a system that would train a robot to ask for help. ...
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- Offbeat (18 Sep, 2009)
Artist Helps Create a Hotel From 200,000 Plastic Cards
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Recently Holiday Inn's Key Card Hotel was presented in New York. The hotel features a guest bedroom, bathroom and lobby, and everything in it is made of plastic hotel cards, including life-sized furniture. ...
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- Technology (17 Sep, 2009)
Latest Invention: Precision Urban Hopper that Springs Vertically Over High Objects
Meet the Precision Urban Hopper, the latest military invention that is able to easily pass through a bumpy terrain and spring vertically over various obstacles as high as 25 feet. ...
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