Posts Tagged ‘Science’
Portable
Bandai’s New Hyper Telescope For The Kids
As a positive alternative to video games, Bandai has just announced their new Hyper Telescope for Japanese markets. Capable of identifying over 1,000 objects, the Hyper Telescope uses a live “tracking system” LCD d...
Science
Get Better Faster With This $3 Wound Recovery Device
What the ‘F’! I had no clue that applying negative pressure (i.e. suction) to a wound, yeah those things that bleed, could cause it to accelerate the healing process. Now an MIT student – they’re takin...
Robots
Dean Kamen’s Luke Arm Shakes Its Way On To The Colbert Show (video)
Dean Kamen, an inventor and tech enthusiast, was on The Colbert Report last night to show off his latest invention: a super cool robotic arm. The Luke Arm (a Star Wars reference, of course) is from DEKA Labs, and stands be one ...
Science
Bionic Eyeballs, Need We Say More
Bionic eyeballs, cameras implanted into human eyes, sound pretty crazy. But a company called Bionic Vision Australia says they have a working prototype of said technology. They’ve collaborated with the University of New S...
Science
Heatswell Cup Grows A Sleeve When In Contact With A Hot Beverage (video)
Drink coffee or tea much from one of the many fine coffee establishments scattered throughout the world? If so, then you know how damn annoying those heat sleeves can be when they slide off and cause you to spill your scolding...
Toys
Float Your Kid’s Trophies In Mid-air With The Antigravity Platform
How do you show off all your worldly positions in a manner only fit for a king? Simple, you place it in the Antigravity Platform. Say whatttt?!?! Apparently it’s totally for realz, but the chosen item must be 3oz or le...
Toys
Balloon-Copter Is Not A Hoax
Balloons have really gotten a bad rap lately. To usher in a new era of balloon appreciation comes the Balloon-Copter. Its design and premise is simple in that it is a propeller that is powered by the CO2 in the balloon.
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