Wall of dead batteries used to charge dead smartphones
Well, here’s something you don’t read every day — an ad campaign that’s actually doing the local public some
Author: Jeffrey Bausch
Silk Road, the online store for drugs, guns, and hitmen, shut down by FBI
The FBI has officially shut down the website known as “Silk Road”, an online storefront where customers could purchase everything from illegal drugs to a wide range
Ammunition for point-and-shoot video game is refilled only when user eats their veggies
At the 2013 Tokyo Game Show, “Food Practice Shooter” demonstrated just how effective the blending of digital and analog worlds can be when it comes to
Researchers charge phone with a bolt of lightning
Researchers from Nokia and scientists from the University of Southampton have published a proof-of-concept report that
Radar device can locate people beneath 30 feet of crushed materials
Referred to as FINDER, short for Finding Individuals for Disaster and Emergency Response, a portable radar
Orchestra created out of retired electronics, including floppy disks, SEGA stations, Gameboys and more
Director James Houston teamed up with musician Julian Corrie for the following music
Country energy rankings released — Europe as a whole fares well, U.S. not in top 10
The World Energy Council has released a report that ranks its 129 member based
5 things to know: Curiosity Rover discovers water in Martian soil
This past week, NASA published a paper in Science Magazine that discusses a fairly major discovery made by the Curiosity Rover on the red planet: water exists in
Compact, foldable 3D printer can fit inside a backpack or suitcase
The LumiFold is a resin-based 3D printer that can fold up and be easily transported via backpack or
Bot & Dolly “Box” reveals game-changing approach to projection mapping
San Francisco-based design and engineering studio Bot & Dolly has released a visually stunning live performance