Month: June 2014
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Dare Falcon’s Fury Free Fall With A Speed Of More Than 100 km/h
If you are a thrill seeker, fasten your seat belts: Falcon’s Fury is a new attraction in U.S. where you will be thrown down with a speed of 100 km/h in open space, with your head first. Discover this stunning ride in the video. Falcon’s Fury is housed in the park in the Busch Gardens in Tampa , Florida. The passengers…
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GST Micra: World’s Smallest Pacemaker Implanted By French Doctors
French scientists have implanted the world’s smallest pacemaker. The small size of the pacemaker reduces the duration of the operation, as well as, the recovery time of the patient. This march in France, two surgeons Dr. Philippe Ritter and Dr. Pierre Bordachar from Hospital of Bordeaux, have implanted the world’s smallest pacemaker using minimally invasive surgery.…
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Caseboard: Foldable Electric Skateboard That is Easy To Carry
Adam Riley has made a skateboard that can be folded like a suitcase. Named as the “Caseboard”, it can accommodate everything that is necessary for the skateboard including battery and motor. The Caseboard is half its original size when folded and has many useful features as detailed below. It is a great fun to use electric…
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6 New Stunning Military Technologies That Are Already A Reality
The military technology has always been evolving over time and many times these technological innovations were later used for civilian applications. We present to you six stunning military inventions that you would not believe. 1. CornerShot CornerShot is a weapon developed by Lt. Col. Amos Golan from Israeli Defense Forces. This invention has been funded by an American investors.…
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Bloodhound SSC: Discover The Cockpit Of The Supersonic Car
The team leading the project of the supersonic car “Bloodhound SSC” has unveiled the cockpit of the vehicle which aims to exceed 1600 km/h. More than 10,000 hours of work were required to make this masterpiece. Andy Green, the former fighter RAF pilot will drive this fireball, we offer a guided tour of what he calls…
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Mobile App of the week: 1Password stores all your passwords (Video)
Discover today this new and useful mobile app 1Password, taken straight from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. It memorises and keeps safe all your passwords. Hence, secures all your personal data. [vimeo]http://vimeo.com/88901304[/vimeo] Developed by AgileBits , Password has been ranked among the 20 best applications of 2012 and we understand why. Very convenient and easy to use, 1Password allows…
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iPhone Application To Effectively Control Sugar Levels In Diabetics
Researchers have developed a great tool that will be of great service to individuals with diabetes. Called “bionic pancreas” it allows patients to monitor their blood sugar better than ever. We present this device that proves that technology can be also be used in the well-being of the people who need it the most. This innovative…
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Rob-fly: The World’s Smallest Biologically Inspired Drone
Harvard scientists have designed a carbon fiber Robo-fly which is claimed to be world’s smallest flying drone. It has electronic muscles to flap its wings. Owing to its small size it can have applications like in rescue operation, spying and pollination of crops etc. Drones and drones everywhere with a wide range of applications and…
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“Cloak of Invisibility” To Hide Your Personal Data And Location
User data confidentiality is a main concern nowadays. The Cloak is developed with the aim to hide people’s data from large companies. The coat basically blocks all sorts of signals like wi-fi and mobile operators hence making your phone and gadgets untracebale and secure. Cloak of Invisibility is a famous concept from Harry Potter. A similar type…
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An Origami Inspired Robot That Can Fold Itself Like a Paper
South Korean researchers have designed an origami inspired robot. Which can change the size of its wheel according to the obstacle and load. The purpose is to optimize both speed and power. The wheel design is based upon the traditional paper folding technique named as ‘Magic Ball Pattern’. Origami is the famous Japanese art of…
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MIT Researchers Develop Behind The Wall Patient Monitoring System
MIT researchers claim that they have made a system that can monitor the vital signs through the walls. The system basically transmits a low power wireless signals through the wall. Some of this signals gets reflected back by the human beings on the other side of the wall. These reflections are used by computer software to…
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With Glance Turn An Ordinary Watch Into A Smartwatch
A gadget named Glance has been introduced that can turn an ordinary watch into a smartwatch. It only costs 40 Euros and slides on the straps of the ordinary watch. It can connect with smartphone, notify you about incoming calls and message, track the users’ activity and even control other devices. The wrist watches have undergone…
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Earin: The World’s Smallest Wireless Earbud
Engineers develop the world’s smallest wireless earbud called Earin. It weighs just 5 grams, made of plastic casing, with a tip of silicon at the end. The length of the Earin is 20mm with an extremely small diameter of 14mm. An Engineers’ team has developed the world’s smallest wireless earbud. The vision of the smallest earbud…
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Oculus Rift Technology To Train The Medical Staff For Real Battlefield Situations
Engineers have made a virtual reality training program using Oculus Rift headset for military medical staff. The purpose is to train the medics the battlefield situations. Head Tracking technology makes the virtual training environment just like the real world. Not only the soldiers need to be trained for the life-threatening situations of battle fields but also…
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17 Hilarious Animals Making Fun Like Humans
They are hairy and they walk on four legs, Yet they are already there to challenge you in the street and to ask you something. We share with you 17 animals that are firmly convinced of being human. Discover without delay. These animals have really softened us! We were blown away to see all these…