MeCam: Nano-Drone Follows You and Takes Photos

Always Innovating is pleased to announce the MeCam, a revolutionary new product. The MeCam is a self video nano copter to point-and-shoot yourself. MeCam videos can be uploaded to Social platforms such as Youtube, Google+,…

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SiCCC : New Non-Metallic Brake Rotor. Lighter, Stronger and Better Wearing

Experimenting with new material has become more common of late in bicycle manufacturing, with the aim of creating lighter but more durable parts to your bicycle. This is where Kettle Cycles’ SiCCC brake rotor enters.…

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Radio Frequency and Electromagnetic Interference goes POF!

Researchers at NASA’s Langley Research Center were recently alarmed when they discovered how Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) affect flight navigation and communication systems. They found that wide band signals could suddenly…

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Farming on the High Rise

The world is seeing more and more eco-friendly architecture including skyscraping towers that are designed to sustain themselves. By using agricultural components and alternative energy systems these structures are built to feed and power their…

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Explorers Reach the Deepest Point in Earth over 35000 ft Down

In March 2012 James Cameron piloted the “Deepsea Challenger” into the Mariana trench – deepest point in Earth’s oceans – diving 35,756 feet (10,890 meters) to a depth greater than the height of Mount Everest. This dive…

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Snowmobile Game Changer, the Snowboard that Goes Uphill?

The first patent for snowmobiles with rear tracks and front skis was issued in 1916. In 1960 Bombardier company invented the modern snow mobile it called the “Ski-doo” with its open-cockpit and one or two…

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The Most Hazardous Industrial Site in Western Europe

At a cost of $30 billion to build, the Sellafield nuclear power site, located on the Irish Sea in Cumbria, England, is one of the most expensive engineering projects in history. Before all is said…

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New Heart, Liver, Kidney or Eye in under 2 hours: Bioprinting

By now nearly everyone has heard about “normal” 3-D printers, but 3D Bioprinters? It is seldom that one product, in and of itself, says so much about where technology and humans are headed in the…

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Desalination Spending to $16.6 Billion by 2016

Economists see water scarcity as the driver for desalination demand to explode. Undrinkable seawater covers 71% of the planet and contains 97% of its water supply. The worldwide spend in 2010 for desalination plants and…

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Turning Deserts into Inhabitable Oases

Shimizu, a major player in the international construction industry, has been studying how to turn deserts into inhabitable oases. Shimizu’s plan, still in the simulation stage, would locate multiple manmade lakes in naturally low-lying areas…

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MeCam: Nano-Drone Follows You and Takes Photos

SiCCC : New Non-Metallic Brake Rotor. Lighter, Stronger and Better Wearing

Radio Frequency and Electromagnetic Interference goes POF!

Farming on the High Rise

Explorers Reach the Deepest Point in Earth over 35000 ft Down

Snowmobile Game Changer, the Snowboard that Goes Uphill?

The Most Hazardous Industrial Site in Western Europe

New Heart, Liver, Kidney or Eye in under 2 hours: Bioprinting

Desalination Spending to $16.6 Billion by 2016

Turning Deserts into Inhabitable Oases

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