Technology

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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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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Futuristic Wearable Displays are now a Reality

Google’s ubiquity and influence in the search engine business often transfers, at least in the beginning, to other products it creates and seeks to market. With deep pockets and a world-class marketing team Google introduced…

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Unmanned Robots Push the Limits on the High Seas

Research at sea is vital in evaluating the health of our waters and climate change, but it’s also an arduous task, requiring much time and manpower, and not to mention the cost. There are however…

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Romo is the Household Robot for 2013

Las Vegas start-up, Romotive had an idea. Fascinated by robots when growing, the techies behind the young company felt that small personal robots in this modern world could be possible and with that, they have…

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Power Loader Exoskeleton Linking People with Machines

A Panasonic subsidiary venture called ActiveLink is currently developing technology to extend and amplify human musculoskeletal capabilities for use in construction sites and disaster areas. The device called Power Loader is an exoskeleton, meaning it…

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Revolutionary Flexible Paper Tablet

At the cornerstone of any good company or economy for that matter is efficiency. At Queens University in Ontario Canada researchers have come up with the ultra thin, ultra light weight, flexible plastic displays called…

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Global Fire Power (GFP) Measuring Military Capabilities by Country

A measurement called “GFP or “Global Fire Power” measures and compares the relative strength of a country’s overall military capability (excluding nuclear capability). The top ten in order of size are: US, Russia, China, India,…

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“Man Portable” Flying Microbots

What starts out as a new technology that can be applied as a top secret military weapon often makes its way to the mass marketplace as a scaled down, innocuous version of its former self. …

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