More Innovations - Page 7
Looking for new James Webb telescope pictures? You'll have to wait.
The most powerful telescope ever launched into space doesn't have its own surveillance cameras. That's intentional.
Watch a drone with legs perch like a bird — Strictly Robots
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a...drone with legs?
By Ray White
Digital map of Rio’s biggest favela is reintegrating vital public services
The projects hopes that better infrastructure will benefit the local community.
Foam 3D printing technique could minimize concrete is used in construction
This novel fabrication approach can save up to 70 percent concrete.
By Emmett Smith
Instead of concrete, 3D printers thread houses with clay
Tradition and innovation come together to bring sustainability to the forefront of locally sourced construction.
Scientists develop jelly-like material that can handle the weight of an elephant — Future Blink
Superjelly, superjelly, superjelly
Using 3D printed sand, these structures become stronger than concrete
Rest assured, this 3D printed sand castle will withstand fire, wind, and water.
Using 10,000-year-old technology, these earthen homes could resist fires and hurricanes
That's how they built the Great Wall of China.
By Emmett Smith
Berkeley Lab scientists made the thinnest magnet ever — Future Blink
This magnet is a single atom tall
Can the Wristcam actually make the Apple Watch a good camera?
No better place to test it than the great outdoors
By Ray White
This slick, sculpture-like cubicle is actually a 3D printed toilet — Future Blink
Watch the (porcelain) throne
By Emmett Smith
OPEN Architecture's new amphitheater looks just like a giant cave — Future Blink
And it sounds like one too.
By Emmett Smith
These houses used to flood. Now they float.
The amphibious homes help flood-threatened communities stay on the surface.
Space travel’s surprising impact upon humanity
Discover how space-travel-inspired innovations can make a world of difference.
By Mashable BrandX and Polestar
Dior's new concept store was 3D printed in 120 hours — Future Blink
We're printing stores now?
By Emmett Smith
Broombi is a smart broom designed to put vacuums to shame — Future Blink
Your floors will thank you.
By Ray White
Doctors give an official thumbs up to DIY diabetes treatment hacks
Tech-savvy patients are pushing the medical industry forward, and experts approve.
By Rachel Kraus
ColdSnap is basically an ice cream Keurig for your home – Future Blink
We all scream for ice cream!
By Lacey Smith
Researchers designed a fabric that comes to life when you breathe — Strictly Robots
Can YOUR shirt sense breathing? Didn't think so.
By Ray White
