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Earlier this month at this year’s TED conference, Bill Gates gave an informative talk on his vision of eliminating CO2 emissions. You can watch it online now at TED.
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Carol Kasyjanski is certainly connected. She is the first person in the United States to be implanted with a wireless pacemaker. The wireless pacemaker sends information to a wireless home monitoring system that transmits information …
Toyota’s recent prototype humanoid robot is able to run an average speed of 7 km/h. The robot is able to remain balanced if pushed when in motion.
Check out the video below to see the robot …
About 1260 AD, Ibn Khallikan, a Kurdish historian living in the Abbasid Empire (modern Iraq), wrote an encyclopedia with biographies of many famous men (though no women). One of the biographies includes a story about …
Solar Impulse is the first 100% solar-powered airplane. The project began on November 28, 2003 and the plane is going to fly around the world.
The plane will travel at an average speed of 43.5 mph …
Gerrit Blank was hit by a meteorite traveling at 30,000 mph. This 14 year-old boy story was confirmed by scientists at Germany’s Walter Hohmann Observatory.
“At first I just saw a large ball of light, and …
Australian scientists restored the sight of three patients in less than a month. Using contact lenses cultured with stem cells.
All three patients were blind in one eye. The researches extracted stem cells from the patients …
Here is an interesting video with a lot of futuristic concepts imbedded. It is very creative and also tells a story. Pretty cool.
The University of Zaragoza in Spain has developed and built a brain-controlled wheelchair. The wheelchair is controlled using an EEG cap worn on the head. Along with using a P300 neurophysiological protocol and automated navigation. …
A humorous perspective on technological progress. To some degree, we are a little spoiled and need to chill a little. I love tech progress, but lets stop and smell the flowers… seriously.
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