Author Archives: HollyinKC

Innovative Toilets Of The Future To Use New Technology – And Old

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Toilet Innovation in the FutureCurious as to what toilets in the future will hold? Toilet technology in the future will feature new innovations to protect public health. The emerging technology here is pretty amazing. And the names for this new technology are pretty amusing for those easily amused.

Want A Kitchen Renovation? Latest Technology Hints At Kitchen Of Tomorrow

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Electrolux BioRobot RefrigeratorWhat is in your dream kitchen? What would you put in your kitchen renovation if you could update your kitchen today? Today's kitchen technology is pretty amazing by traditional kitchen standards. What is available today in futuristic kitchen technology? Check out some amazing stuff and see what you should dream about in your kitchen of tomorrow!

Silver Gel Sucks Bacteria Out of Dirty Water in Seconds

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Water Purification MattersIn the aftermath of disasters, clean drinking water may be impossible to find. Now, a porous gel infused with silver nanoparticles is in development. The invention may change the way water purification happens. The gel sucks in contaminated water and squeezes out purified water in mere seconds.

Ready, Set, Cleave! – Zombie Chomper Knife from Ka-Bar

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Ka-Bar Zombie Knives

 Are you ready for the Zombie Apocalypse? Are you sure? Your zombie killing kit needs to include the Zomstro Zombie Cleaver knife by Ka-Bar to ensure your survival and success in the undead realms of the future. Only the best equipped will last through the long night of the walking dead.

 

Grow Your Own Lunch With Algaculture – On Your Head!

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Algaculture Symbiosis SuitAlgaculture merges human with photosynthetic life forms in the first step towards symbiotic, self-sustaining relationship. The Algaculture Symbiosis Suit, designed by UK artists Michael Burton and Michiko Nitto aka Burton Nitto, grows algae as wearers wander around doing their normal things. The designers foresee a future when humans and algae merge, allowing people to be semi-photosynthetic and self-sustaining.