Teens Develop Revolutionary App That Will Teach Blind Children Braille
Did you know only 10% of blind people under the age of 18 could read braille? Well neither did these kids, which is why they made this one-of-a-kind app.
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Take 360-Degree Virtual Tour of Yosemite with Obama as Your Guide (WATCH)
If you've never made it out to California to see one of America's favorite parks, don't worry about it – you can now just take a free virtual reality tour.
Photo Bomb! Satellite Catches Moon Crossing Earth's Face (WATCH)
In a rare fly-by, while this satellite was capturing photos of Earth, the moon photo-bombed the camera from almost a million miles away.
#TBT: Chicagoans Delight Over Magically Cheeky Self-Playing Piano
This intelligent instrument was designed to respond to its environment in real-time – and it responded with a mischievous personality.
Paraplegics Regaining Muscle Control Thanks to Virtual Reality Therapy
After a year of treatment, twelve paraplegic patients have been reclassified to only "partially paralyzed".
This Wristband Will Tell You When to Stop Drinking
This wearable alcohol monitor gives you a second-by-second read out of how much you're drinking and tells you when it's time to stop.
$600K Awarded to Mobile Tech Innovators Helping Others With Water and Health
Whether it's fixing broken sanitation systems or diagnosing heart trouble, the 2015 Wireless Innovation winners are using mobile tech in extraordinary ways.
Robots Will 3-D Print a Bridge over Amsterdam Canal Using Molten Steel (WATCH)
Robots spewing molten metal will build their own tracks in mid-air as they spend two weeks crossing a canal, leaving a 24-foot bridge behind them.
Unique Actions By Tech Companies Helped Millions Be Safe in Paris
Facebook helped 4 million people in Paris use its "Safety Check" feature to let loved ones know they were safe. 3 other apps helped keep them safe.
Company Makes New Sneakers to Light Up When You're Close To A Pokemon
These shoes sync with the Pokemon GO app on your phone to search for the animated angels as you stroll-and light up for safety when you're near one.
This Machine Can Turn Your Food Waste Into Biofuel Gas For Cooking (WATCH)
This simple machine can turn your leftovers and yard waste into liquid fertilizer or clean cooking gas to use in a stove.
Young Entrepreneur's Simple Button Keeps People With Dementia From Wandering Off
After watching her mom care for people with dementia, she was inspired to create a simple device that would keep people safe-and her mom, less worried.
A Smarter Way to Stay Cool - Tiny, Smartphone-Controlled Air Conditioner
Its inventors raised $1.5M in three days to deliver this lightweight, smartphone-controlled air conditioner in time for the summer of 2017.
This 14-Year-old CEO Turned Down $30 Million Offer for His Start Up
This teen's business idea was so impressive, he raised $100,000 in capital to start it and turned down a $30-million buyout offer to keep it for himself.
New Website Helps Germans Meet Migrants to Talk About Life
This website lets Germans and refugees who are new to the country meet up and discuss ways for Syrians to better adjust to their new culture.
Students Design Refugee Coat that Becomes Tent, Sleeping Bag
This coat from London design students can also give refugees shelter, converting quickly into a sleeping bag or tent.
Man Invents Glow-in-the-Dark Toilet Seat So You Don't Need to Turn on Lights
A fall led this man to invent a glow-in-the-dark toilet seat so you can safely navigate your bathroom at night, without having to turn on the lights.
When a Solar Plant Becomes a Sculpture Garden, Tulip Power Blooms
Who says a power plant can't be pretty? Architects wanted to inspire people while building the world's first hybrid solar power generator.
These American Teens Just Took First Place in World Robotics Championship
Don't think American kids can complete in science and math? These teens gave up parties and stayed up late to win the world's largest robotics competition.
Crops Grown on Barge Lets Folks in NYC Pick Free Food From Docks
People are delivering a garden featuring 80 different kinds of fruit and vegetables to docks near food deserts in New York City this summer.
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