Learn more about Eyegaze technology and the Eyedrivomatic wheelchair created by a disabled inventor that has transformed the lives of many people with severe motor disabilities.
Meet the Cypress umbrella created by two mechanical engineers in Vancouver and say goodbye to umbrellas that fall apart in the wind.
Meet the ION Belt Battery, a sleek, safe and stylish accessory with a secret double life as a portable charger that eradicates the need for bulky battery packs.
Meet Olivia Hallisey, a teenager from Connecticut who has created a revolutionary test for dreaded Ebola that may well turn the course of this deadly contagion that has taken so many lives.
Learn more about MIT researcher, Lining Yao, who has created along with her highly skilled team a bio-skin that reacts to sweat and might suggest a future of self-ventiliating clothes.
Another ingenious teen has come up with an eco-friendly invention for
improving the lives of others. This one's in the form of a pedal-powered
wagon designed for the purpose of delivering life-saving vaccines to
those in need.
Another kid inventor is making headlines. This time it's a 15-year-old
in Boca Raton, FL, named Hannah Herbst for developing a method for
creating usable energy through ocean currents that costs only $12.
How many times have you tried opening a taped package where you quickly
gave up and resorted to using a knife to practically hack it open? With RipCord tape, all that could be a thing of the past.
What if we could find a way to turn air pollution into something useful? A recent MIT grad thinks he's found a way.
The symbolic interpretation of carrying each other's societal burdens may look good in fashion sketches, but on the catwalk the visual impact of models carrying models is very weird indeed. Read on for more about designer, Rick Owens, and this dizzy perspective targeted to defy fashion convention.