Author Archives: Jeremy Helms

60,000 Ton Stone Structure Discovered Beneath the Sea of Galilee

A giant “monumental” stone structure discovered beneath the waters of the Sea of Galilee in Israel has archaeologists puzzled as to its purpose and even how long ago it was built. The mysterious structure is…

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The Future is Literally in Your Face, Google Glass

If you were wondering what they would come up with next…this is it Attempting to describe what the Google Glass is in one sentence, or with a catchy new device name, is quickly discovered to…

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Reinventing The Golf Cart? Bubba’s Hover

Not really much I can say here except that this hovercraft golf cart idea by Oakley made for Bubba Watson is one of the cooler things I’ve seen on a golf course in a very long time.…

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Google Fiber Next Stop Looks to be Austin, TX

It looks like Google’s super-high-speed internet service is headed for Austin. A post entitled “Google Fiber’s next stop: Austin, Texas” appeared momentarily on the official Google Fiber blog this past Saturday — before vanishing, bolstering…

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Why Don’t We Have Holodecks?

In one of the classic Star Trek: The Next Generation episodes, “The Big Goodbye,” Captain Picard dons a fedora as 1940s sleuth Dixon Hill. Picard found a brief escape from life on the Enterprise by…

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Forget the Gym, Join a 3D Printing Factory

In 1988, Brett Hanson started a firm that specialized in laser engraving, industrial screen printing, and Pad printing (printing a 2D image onto a 3D object) for OEMs throughout the U.S. For 24 years, he…

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Innovative Wheelchair Adapts to Children’s Needs as they Grow

Chair4 Life is aimed at maximising mobility and independence for disabled children as they grow into adulthood. As children grow their physical and developmental needs change rapidly, and are at greater risk of deterioration if…

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$25 Raspberry Pi Hits USA Shelves…Already Sold Out

Less than a day after the least expensive iteration of the miniature stripped-down computer known as Raspberry Pi was formally introduced to the US market, it’s been sold out. This machine is only being offered (or was…

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Building the Tallest Broadcasting Tower in the World

TOKYO SKYTREE® has appeared in the Narihirabashi/Oshiage area of Sumida Ward, Tokyo in 2012. Boasting a height of 634m, the tower is one of the world’s tallest.The construction posed a substantial technical challenge, and Obayashi…

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Wave Inspired Aquarium, The Blue Planet

Aquariums tend to be interesting buildings – being full of sharks, jellyfish and sea lions does that for a structure. But this one is better than most. The new Blue Planet Aquarium in Copenhagen, designed by…

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Author Archives: Jeremy Helms

60,000 Ton Stone Structure Discovered Beneath the Sea of Galilee

The Future is Literally in Your Face, Google Glass

Reinventing The Golf Cart? Bubba’s Hover

Google Fiber Next Stop Looks to be Austin, TX

Why Don’t We Have Holodecks?

Forget the Gym, Join a 3D Printing Factory

Innovative Wheelchair Adapts to Children’s Needs as they Grow

$25 Raspberry Pi Hits USA Shelves…Already Sold Out

Building the Tallest Broadcasting Tower in the World

Wave Inspired Aquarium, The Blue Planet

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