Epson Moverio – Android Powered See-through Wearable 3D Display

We have talked about wearable tech, science sure is getting us things we used to fantasize about or saw in fancy Bond series. The idea of wearing head gear like Iron Man or using glasses that give you the feel as if you’re from future is something all of us want. Anyhow, what we have for you right now is somewhat similar to Google Glass but there are some added features which you might not be able to find in Google Glass. Epson Moverio was supposedly...

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3D Printed Mobiles That Will Blow Your Mind

For all us tech nomads, there are finally few emerging projects that bring mobility to 3D printers. 3D printing, the new phenomenon in town, has helped Henry Segerman, a research fellow in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Melbourne and Marco Mahler, a kinetic sculptor specializing in mobiles, to come up with an astounding collection of 3D printed mobile phonesThese mobiles are made from one of the most widespread...

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Digital highlighter!!

Quickly scan any printed text right into your computer. Wherever you can type, you can use Scanmarker. Scanmarker isIt really works like magic. Just use it like a simple highlighter; run it over the lines in your book or article and the text transfers to your PC. The ultra-portable design lets you carry it anywhere. a pen shaped scanner. Scan any printed text and it appears automatically in any application on your computer. You will never need to...

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Intelligent Rain Disappearing Headlights Now Available

Safety is one of the primary reasons why engineers work so hard, always improving systems to incorporate better designs and to make it safer to use and handle. While science is rapidly coming up with more and more gadgets, the first and top priority is safety of the users. Recently, Intel and Carnegie Mellon University have jointly introduced a new idea which they have also executed as a prototype. The key idea is to facilitate the driver during...

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The Expedition Shoe Lights

The National Geographic Society was created 125 years ago, in 1888, with the purpose to increase the geographic knowledge and to support scientists and people with explorer spirit inside. Are you looking for a new entertainment for your kids and maybe for yourself too? A good way to succeed is to use the Expedition Shoe Lights, which is a part of the National Geographic Outdoor Explorer Series.  There are two modes to choose from: white...

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Digital Sketch Pen

Sketch your ideas on standard paper or sketchbooks while capturing a digital likeness of your sketch with the Wacom Inkling Digital Sketch Pen. Store hundreds of sketches on the Inkling receiver before transferring them to your Mac or PC via USB Export your layered sketches from the included Inkling Sketch Manager software into Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator (CS3+) or Autodesk SketchBook Pro (2011+). Layers button on the receiver allows you...

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Fun Adhesive Bandages

These are some of the coolest adhesive bandages around, if you need to wear a band-aid then why not do it with with flair? There is certainly something for everyone here. Not only are these cute and super cool but they are also a great idea for kids, when you need to get a smile after a childhood accident or when you need to encourage a child to leave the bandage in place when they are away at school all day. Each tin contains twenty-five bandages...

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StickNFind Bluetooth Tracker

StickNFind is a new series of some of the smallest and most lightweight Bluetooth trackers that are commercially available! Great for ensuring you always know the whereabouts of the children or pets you love, StickNFind trackers are a true shortcut to peace of mind. Stick-N-Find Stickers are only 0.16 Inches (4.1mm) thin. With a compatible size, Stick-N-Find Stickers can be easily stuck on to many items. An amazing app: The Radar Screen displays...

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The Biggest (man-made) Hole In the World

This ginormous hole seems like a scene from some bad”End of World Movie”. But in reality it’s a diamond mine in Mirna, Siberia. It measures 525 m deep and 1.25 km in diameter, making it the biggest man-made hole in the world. The suction from the hole is so powerful that helicopters flying over it have crash...

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Handy Bookmark

Have you ever lost your place when you nod off in the middle of a sentence? With handy bookmark by Fingerprint you can stop reading mid-sentence and not have to re-read an entire paragraph the next time you pick up your book! This is everything a bookmark should be, and makes a great gift for moms that love to read Bonus: Can be used as a handy book strap too!  Buy Now on Amaz...

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Amazing Garden Paths

One thing that landscapers know for certain is that paths can make or break a nice garden.  Plain concrete is certainly durable and cost effective but is unsympathetic to most landscapes.  Conversely, while not overly durable, a bark path will fit in most situations and is very inexpensive to put down.  Here are lots of ideas for you to use or adapt according to your needs… Here are two lovely examples of garden paths. An amazing...

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Arrow Magnetic Bookends

DCI Arrow Magnetic BookendsThese cool magnetic bookends appear to defy gravity! It look as if your books are being held upright by two red arrows that are not attatched to anything! A hidden metal bracket sits inside the cover of the first and last books to support the arrows. Each arrow measures 3.5 x 2 inches and the contruction materials include both metal and plastic. A fun and interesting way to display books at home or in the office or...

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A Pirate-Themed CАT scanner

With pleasure and hope for more such places present you this funny CAT scanner, which is located at New York-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital – that makes it’s patients feel like buccaneers casting off on an open sea adventure.When the time came for New York-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital to replace their CT scanner this year, the hospital’s radiology staff were primarily concerned with their equipment delivering the...

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Robot snake for clear ocean

Designers Hsiang-Han Hsu, Tzu-I Wen, Jhih-Jie Wang and Yih-Wenn Luo from Fortune Institute of Technology have come up with an interesting robot concept that can remove toxic metals from water. It works by using Shewanella oneidensis, a bacteria that causes harmful heavy metals that pollute water to disintegrate — packed inside a robotic snake. The bacteria generate electricity as part of the cleaning process, which powers the robot snake, allowing...

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Project Mars One Taking Applications For Astronauts To Live On Mars Forever

Why live on Earth when you can go and live on Mars, wouldn’t you agree? Mars One has come up with a mission to take human civilization to Mars in 2023. The idea is to choose astronauts from all over the world and send them to Mars to start civilization there and never come back. Mars One is accepting applicants on basis of videos that are being submitted. Each Applicant explains why he/she want to go to Mars and why should he/she be given preference...

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