This Hi-Tech Bed With Revolving Blanket Could Prevent Blanket-Hogging Between Couples
This hi-tech bed could spell the end of "blanket bandits" stealing the blanket from their significant other in the middle of the night.
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First Drone Project of Its Kind in Canada is Aiming to Plant 1 Billion Trees by 2028
By planting trees at a rate of 20,000 saplings per drone per day, the group hopes to plant 1 billion trees over the course of the next 8 years.
Revolutionary New Arm Cast is Waterproof, Breathable, and Itch-Free
In addition to being more hygienic and stylish than traditional casts, they are also far less harrowing to remove once the limb has healed.
Working in Secret, Bill Gates-Backed Solar Company Reveals Tech That Could Spell the End of Fossil Fuels
This is the first time that a commercial technology has been able to reach temperatures of 1,000 degrees Celsius using only renewable energy.
Mexican Student Develops New Form of Rubber Road Pavement That Repairs Itself When Exposed to Rainwater
By melting recycled tires and other additives into a putty, this student has developed a new form of self-repairing road pavement.
14-Year-old Awarded $25,000 For Her Invention That Totally Eliminates Blind Spots in Your Car Using a Projector
Alaina Gassler's ingenious solution for automotive blind spots could prevent countless traffic collisions if it is implemented into people's cars.
Bike Path Inspired by Van Gogh's 'Starry Night' Opens in Netherlands
Inspired by Vincent van Gogh's work, "Starry Night," a new twinkling bike path evokes the color and light within the world-famous painting, while also connecting cultural sites important to the artist born there. The opening of the cycle path in the Dutch city of Eindhoven November 12 marked the start of an international year of festivities focused on the inspiring career of van Gogh, which ended with his 1890 death.
Man Brings His Heat-Sensing Drone to Help Find Missing Boy at 1:50 AM
A man joined 600 volunteers searching through muddy, freezing terrain for a little boy in the dark—but it was Steve Fines' drone that made the difference.
Handheld Device Can 'Sniff' Your Food and Detect Trace Amounts of Deadly Allergens in Just 30 Seconds
Once the device is commercially available within the next few years, scientists will be selling the devices for just $150 a pop.
'Roomba of the Sea' is Vacuum Company's New Robotic Weapon to Combat Lionfish Invasion
Not only will the oceanic Roombas help protect vulnerable ecosystems, they will also provide a healthy new source of income for Atlantic fishermen.
MIT Engineers Unveil 'Revolutionary' Carbon Capture Tech to Absorb CO2 Using 'Significantly' Less Energy and Money
A new method of removing carbon dioxide in any concentration, was unveiled by MIT that uses significantly less energy, and at a lower cost.
'Smell-by' Labels Help You Cut Kitchen Waste And Know When Your Food Has Actually Gone Bad
'Smell by' labels invented by the Too Good To Go team could help revolutionize the global issue of food waste.
Scientists Create 'Super Enzyme' That Eats Plastic Bottles Six Times Faster than Previous Enzymes
After several other plastic eating enzymes have been discovered, a super enzyme further increases the speed at which it eats plastic.
College Students Invent Device That Curbs Microplastics Emitted From Tires-And They Won a Dyson Award
The Tyre Collective's students have scooped up a James Dyson Award for their invention that collects microplastics from vehicle tires.
Low Ambient Light Indoors Can Be Harvested to Charge Electronics
Swedish researchers have found dye-sensitised solar cells on indoor lights can charge internet-connected electronics.
How Transparent Solar Panels and 'Quantum Dots' Could Make Skyscrapers Power Themselves
University of Michigan and companies like UBiQD are creating technology to turn windows in building facades into transparent solar panels.
New Biodegradable Carbon-Negative Straws and Forks Are Made From Greenhouse Gases-and They Dissolve in the Sea
Microbes from the ocean eat methane and create a biodegradable material which Newlight is using to make carbon-negative forks and straws.
This Game Boy Doesn't Use Batteries - It Runs On Swipes And Solar Energy
Scientists at Northwestern University and Holland's Delft University of Technology have created a green, solar Nintendo Game Boy.
World's Biggest Rooftop Greenhouse in Montreal is as Big as 3 Football Fields - Now Can Feed 2% of the City
In Quebec, the world's largest rooftop hydroponic greenhouse by Lufa Farms can feed nearly 2% of the Montreal population every week.
He Designed a Mountain Bike to Bring Adventure Back to People With Disabilities - Like Himself
The Bowhead Reach is a Canadian bicycle designed by Christian Bagg to help those with physical limitations go mountain biking.
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