Ultra-Light Gloves Let Users 'Touch' Objects in Virtual Reality - and We May Soon Have Entire Suit
Improving the realism of virtual reality could have an unparalleled impact on the technology - and this glove comes as a major breakthrough.
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Depressed by Cable News Playing in Public Everywhere, He Designed Glasses That Black Out Screens
They got sick of having to watch TV news in public, so they created a special pair of sunglasses that block out the droning screens around them.
World's First Hydrogen-Electric Passenger Plane Will Soon Take to the Skies With Zero Pollution
This groundbreaking new design for an emissions-free plane could change the game for the aviation industry.
This New Hyperloop Pod is Set to Whisk Passengers Between Cities at 760mph
We are now one step closer to being able to take ground transportation from Los Angeles to San Francisco in less than thirty minutes.
New Battery Gobbles Up Carbon Dioxide Before It Ever Reaches the Atmosphere
This new lithium-based battery is dramatically more efficient than current carbon capture technology that is used in power plants.
When Hospitals Can't Afford Equipment, Doctor Uses Discarded Shampoo Bottles to Cut Mortality by 75 Percent
This Bangladeshi doctor's ingenious device only costs $1.25 to make, but it has already saved hundreds of lives, and will save probably thousands more.
Tiny Wind Turbine That Generates Power From Your Apartment Balcony Wins Dyson Award
The simple little turbine could revolutionize the way that people around the world can generate clean energy in urban environments.
Device Can Repel Sharks By Creating an Electric Field Around Wearer
Surfers and swimmers can now breath easily thanks to a new wearable gadget that has finally been proven to deter great white sharks from attacking.
Meet the World's First 'Non-Melting' Ice Pop
The sweet treat was developed using an edible adapted version of an ultra-resilient WWII material.
App That Rounds Payments to Nearest Dollar Helps Users Pay Off $1 Million in Student Debt
The innovative service can knock off up to 6 years of a student's repayment term and $14,000 worth of interest costs.
Man Comes Up With Ingenious Way to Keep Dementia Patients Hydrated After His Grandma's Close Call
This 24-year-old scientist has developed the perfect solution for the thousands of dementia patients who have trouble staying hydrated.
We May Soon Have Backpacks That Can Generate Clean Water From the Air-Even in Arid Deserts
This new nanofiber material could generate up to 180 liters of clean drinking water per square meter daily, even in the driest parts of the world.
When Microchips Fail, Facial Recognition App is Reuniting Pets With Their Owners
The app connects hundreds of pet owners, veterinarians, and shelters together with a database of animal photos.
Students Develop One-Passenger Vehicle That Runs On Air
The undergrads plan on developing the little vehicle so that it can eventually top 63 miles per hour.
Each Pair of These Stylish Kicks Are Made With 17 Recycled Plastic Bottles
The kicks aren't just good for the environment, either – they're apparently much healthier for your feet than standard shoe designs.
Shelter Offers "Unadoptable" Feral Cats to Hunt Rats -With Big Success
With rat control problems up 67% in one year, Chicago is trying an old-fashioned, non-toxic, solution to solving the problem.
We May Soon Have Batteries That Charge in Minutes Thanks to New Class of Materials, Study Says
Waiting for your cell phone to recharge may soon be a thing of the past thanks to this new breakthrough research.
Couple Takes It Upon Themselves to Turn Ocean Trash into Prosthetic Limbs for Kids That Cost Only $45
This couple had no experience in designing prosthetics or recycling ocean trash – but that didn't stop them from coming up with a brilliant pairing.
River Pollution is Being Collected and Recycled to Make Gorgeous Floating Public Parks
This gorgeous floating park is made entirely out of recycled trash that was collected from the river on which it floats.
These Simple LED Lights Dramatically Reduce Fishing-Related Deaths for Sea Turtles and Birds
The study's success shows that fishermen may soon be able to continue their work while leaving wildlife and endangered species unharmed.
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