Smart expiry label

A London-based student developed a bio-reactive expiry label that decays at the same rate as food, potentially making a massive dent on the millions of tonnes of food wasted around the world each year. Bump Mark, a bio-reactive food expiry label, won the UK round...

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Bionic plant

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) developed the world's first bionic plant in March, capable of replicating and even improving upon a plant's natural ability to photosynthesise. Carbon nanotubes (orange) embedded in the chloroplast of...

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Shape-changing robot

A major advancement was made in soft robotics, an emerging field that ditches rigid parts used in traditional robots in order to deal with uncertain and changing tasks and environments. The ultra-resilient robot "marks the emergence of soft robot technology from the research...

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Smartglasses for the blind

Smartglasses designed to assist blind and partially sighted people by using a specially adapted 3D camera were developed by researchers at the university of Oxford. Smartglasses to improve the lives of blind people were developed by UK researchersRNIB The camera separates...

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Solar-panel windows

A breakthrough in quantum dot research by scientists at Los Alamos National Laboratory paved the way for windows that double as solar panels. Researchers embedded quantum dots into glass to create transparent solar cellsLos Alamos National Laboratory Quantum dots - nanocrystals...

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Printable, bendable batteries

A flexible, long-lasting rechargeable battery that holds the potential to transform wearable devices was developed by a California-based startup. Long-lasting, flexible and rechargeable batteries developed by Imprint Energy could be used in "weird parts of your body...

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Invisibility cloaks created with laser-stitching

Scientists at the University of Cambridge developed a new method to manufacture invisible "metamaterials" using lasers, leading to the possibility of invisibility cloaks. A new method of creating "metamaterials" on a large scale could pave the way for cloaking devicesCC Using...

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A camera that can record the movement of light

A camera that captures light at 4.4 trillion frames per second was invented by researchers in Japan, setting a record for the world's fastest camera. The Sequentially Timed All-optical Mapping Photography (STAMP) camera is so fast that it can capture the movement...

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Smart contact lenses

A smart contact lens that can monitor the glucose levels of diabetes sufferers was developed by Google in January Coming out of the company's Google X skunk works division, best known for developing Google Glass, the contact lenses use chips and sensors the...

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3D Doodler. draw in air

your are a creative doodler now take that creativity to next level by  3D-doodler this device enables you to draw in air it has a color full mold able jel that could be molded by using heat at the base which than converts the gel in the desired structure...

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Hover boards:now fly in air

so have u ever imagined to fly with your skate borad well here it is now you can practically fly in air by using this skate that that use a magnetic fiels that lifts the board upto 1 meter andd it could be controlled by the shiftness of the bod...

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noke

Noke is the world's first bluetooth-enabled padlock. Protect your property and belongings without the hassle of keys or combinations. Share access with others via the Noke app with the tap of a butto...

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Qualcomm WiPower

Qualcomm’s WiPower enables wireless charging through radio frequencies and provides greater flexibility for design and installation into phones and other applications like vehicles, office and home furniture, and communal space...

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Snap

Indoor/Outdoor LED PAR lamp with integrated 720p HD IP Camera, microphone, and speaker. Supports cloud recording/playback, voice and motion activation, facial/activity recognition for home security, automation, and commercial application...

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Neuromorphic technology:computer chips like human brain

Even today's best supercomputers cannot rival the sophistication of the human brain. Computers are linear, moving data back and forth between memory chips and a central processor over a high-speed backbone. The brain, on the other hand, is fully interconnected, with logic and...

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CHIP world's cheapest and smallest computer

CHIP: World's cheapest PC is smaller and more powerful than a Raspberry Pi.  Chip features 512 MB of RAM, 4 GB of storage, as well as WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. A new miniature computer that features all the same functionality as a regular PC has been developed...

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Digital genome:Digitally detect a disease

NOW genetic code is on a USB stick  the first sequencing of the 3.2 billion base pairs of DNA that make up the human genome took many years and cost tens of millions of dollars, today your genome can be sequenced and digitized in minutes and at the cost of only a few hundred...

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Additive Manufacturing:now manufacture thing at your home with 3d printing

The future of making things, from printable organs to intelligent clothes . As the name suggests, additive manufacturing is the opposite of subtractive manufacturing. The latter is how manufacturing has traditionally been done: Layers are subtracted, or removed from a larger...

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Wireless implantable devices

After several years of testing and development, a miniature device is now available* that can monitor a range of substances in the blood, providing instant results via mobile phone. Inserted by needle and placed just beneath the skin, it can remain in the body for...

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SCIENTISTS SUCCESSFULLY CONNECT BRAIN TO ANDROID TABLET

in the year 2014 a women (code name : T6) suffers from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease), which causes progressive motor neuron damage. Mostly paralyzed from the neck down, T6 retains her sharp wit, love for red lipstick and miraculous...

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