How Google Glass works
While Google Glass is being heralded as the next big thing in smart devices, there are still a lot of questions surrounding the
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
This Portable Folding Solar Cell Charges Your Gadgets Anywhere
Even the great outdoors is no refuge to man from his technological endeavors. The Folding USB Solar Cell makes sure you never run out of power no matter where you
Researchers develop recyclable solar cells from trees
A team of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and Purdue University have developed a series of remarkably efficient solar cells using the natural
Tax cheats nabbed using Google Street View
Tax officials in Lithuania announced that they were able to track down a little more than 100 suspected tax cheats by looking at their property using Google’s Street
Engineer turns old hard disk drive into cotton candy machine
Well, here’s something you don’t get to write about every day – a Chinese engineer is receiving praise from all over the world for his ingenuity in turning an old
Minimally invasive laser melts inoperable brain tumors
Researchers just concluded their first in-human study of the NeuroBlate Thermal Therapy System, a new MRI-guided, laser-based technology that provides a safe and
North Korea’s Missiles Versus Our Three-Layer Defense
The likelihood of North Korea’s ballistic missiles reaching their intended destination is very slim. The combined anti-missile defenses of the United States, South
Need to melt some metal? Do it yourself using some wire and electricity
It takes a lot to melt metal — you generally need some sort of heavy-duty torch and a whole lot of time to spare. But if you’re familiar with the application of
Swarms of Robots May One Day be Used in Military Ops, Nanotechnology, and Industry
Research is being conducted at the Sheffield Center for Robotics to develop fundamental artificial intelligence that could someday have military, medical, and industrial
Ion thrusters provide 55 times more propulsion than jet engines
Following a round of experiments, MIT researchers have discovered ion thrusters to be much more efficient as a source of propulsion than conventional jet