10.27.17 Space Getting to and living on Mars will be hell on your body You might be in "torpor" coma on the way there and then live in a cave. By S. Dent, 10.27.17 save Save share
10.27.17 10.27.17 in Medicine For a dollar, an AI will examine your medical scan Zebra-Med's tech helps radiologists find heart, liver, bone and other diseases. By S. Dent, 10.27.17 save Save share View
10.14.16 10.14.16 in Wearables Smart sleeve warns you of impending forearm injuries The Zeil M2 is a prototype device that could warn you when you're about to pull a muscle. By D. Cooper, 10.14.16 save Save share View
10.13.16 5 10.13.16 in Green Smart trash can helps educate reluctant recyclers It'll even tell you what to throw in the garbage and what can be re-used. By D. Cooper, 10.13.16 save Save share View
10.13.16 5 10.13.16 in Medicine Blue dye could help keep Ebola doctors safe It's a cheap and easy way to make sure people keep their hazmat suits sterile in dangerous environments. By D. Cooper, 10.13.16 save Save share View
10.13.16 7 10.13.16 in Medicine Science creates a cast that lets you scratch those itches It's as hard as a fiberglass cast, but look how much of your skin is exposed! By D. Cooper, 10.13.16 save Save share View
06.26.15 06.26.15 in Transportation Mythbusting with 'Mr. Hyperloop' Dirk Ahlborn is two hours behind schedule, and it's no surprise, since the project that he represe... By D. Cooper, 06.26.15 save Save share View
06.26.15 06.26.15 Fruit scraps and algae: It's what's for dinner Supercomputers are dreaming up crazy new ways to cook the food that we have today, but will we eat... By D. Cooper, 06.26.15 save Save share View
06.25.15 06.25.15 Google could build a hoverboard, but won't Buried deep in the bowels of Google's top-secret X lab is the technology that could, theoretically... By D. Cooper, 06.25.15 save Save share View
06.28.11 06.28.11 Nikon shows off concept cameras in France, says hello to tomorrow Nikon engaged in a bit of conceptual product show-and-not-as-much-tell at the French Cité... By J. Volpe, 06.28.11 save Save share View
