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Textile designer Judit Eszter Karpati creates color changing fabric
Sure, the invisibility cloak that has been seen in numerous science fiction as well as fantasy movies have remained elusive, although there has been strides made in that…
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TouchTools could revolutionize how we use touchscreens
It goes without saying that us humans have been particularly good with our tools, otherwise how could we have lasted against far larger and fiercer animals over the thousands…
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Watching robotic rats have sex could teach us more about evolution
Studying evolution is tricky, it’s a process that happens over countless generations and thousands of years, but the men tasked with studying it live less than a century.…
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Meal Snap tells yo how fat your food is going to make you
Brought to you by the same team who developed Apple’s Siri, this new app is still in its developmental phase. What if taking photos of your food could serve a real purpose besides…
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Doctors to begin first suspended animation tests on humans
After years of sci-fi-inspired fantasies about the technique, a team of doctors in Pittsburgh are finally ready to start testing out a procedure that involves putting patients…
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Floating drone ball brings us on step closer to live-action Quidditch
I am not quite sure about you, but for most of the time, humanity has had their feed grounded. However, Harry Potter’s fantasy world of wizardry has opened up the imaginations…
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Dell joins alliance that hopes to bring wireless charging to laptops
Wireless charging for laptops is now in the works at one of the top competing standards. The Alliance for Wireless Power has just added Dell as one of its members, and it’s…
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Smart curtains react to light using nanotubes
Smart curtains do not need you to actually get up from your favorite lounging chair to close or open it, as it has the capabilities of preventing too much light from coming…
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U.S. Army designs a super-stealthy drone that looks like a bird
The big problem with drones is they look like, well, drones. It makes them easy to spot, and easy to target. The Army has a solution to this problem: make them look like birds.…
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In the realm of DIY, subdermal gadget implantation is as weird as it gets
So, you want a computer to monitor you. That’s fine. You want it to be in your arm, under your skin. That’s a little weird, but it might be more prevalent in the not too distant…