Green Industrial Machines

This might seem out of place especially in the realm of industrial manufacturing which is usually governed by multitudes of power guzzling machinery and equipment that consume thousands of dollars worth of electricity in a single day. Well, believe it, for industrial scientists are trying to find alternative ways of running processing and handling plants [...]

Posted by Nick at 7:14 pm

The Cardboard Bicycle

What better way to become green that to get the most popular and least polluting mode of personal transport and having it made out of what else, cardboard. Yep, cardboard, that stuff that is used for all types of packaging for mostly all the stuff we buy. From cellphones, TV’s and other consumer electronics, they [...]

Posted by Nick at 5:03 pm

Shark Swim Suits?

Ever since the Olympics became an event that was all about glory bot only for the athlete but the countries they represent, people have been obsessed with ways of augmenting the already rich and strong talent people are exhibiting in the games. New shoes and clothes for track and field, new equipment and training technologies [...]

Posted by Nick at 7:27 am

Exoskeletons for the Battlefield

If you happened to watch Sigourney Weaver in the Alien film series, then you’d know about exoskeletons. In one installment of the series, she uses a robot suit used to load and offload cargo from spacecraft to beat the heck out of the alien predator she was trying to kill. That machine is now reality [...]

Posted by Nick at 4:29 pm

Sony’s Ultrathin TV

During the annual “D:All Things Digital” media and technology conference that was hosted by Wall Street Journal in Carlsbad California, Sony unveiled it’s latest product, the thinner than credit card (actually thinner than a credit card at 0.3mm) OLED Display TV, that is the thinnest and most viable OLED product on the market to date. [...]

Posted by Nick at 11:53 am