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Bicycles

BananaHama Bikes put your butt in a sling

Instead of a saddle, BananaHama Bikes feature a hammock.
Science

Genetically-engineered mosquitoes lose nose for humans

Researchers at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) have genetically engineered mosquitoes to alter their sense of smell, which could provide the understanding required to block the pesky pests attraction to humans.
Science

Scab-inspired wound dressing speeds healing

Scientists are developing a scab-inspired wound dressing material that speeds healing.
Children

Sony and Lego team up to add life to Lego bricks

Lego has teamed up with Sony to develop prototype Lego bricks embedded with electronics that they’ve dubbed “Toy Alive.”
Photography

Graphene-based image sensor to enhance low-light photography

A new graphene-based image sensor developed at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore is 1,000 times more sensitive to light than existing CMOS or CCD image sensors.
Aircraft

Saker S-1: Military-inspired personal jet aims to reach Mach 0.99

With a design inspired by military fighter jets, US-based Saker Aircraft says its Saker S-1 will cruise at Mach 0.95 and reach a top speed of Mach 0.99.
Urban Transport

How does Elon Musk's Hyperloop work?

What has Elon Musk said about the Hyperloop and what might this translate to in the real world?
Architecture

SEED's net zero modular classroom takes on Living Building Challenge

The SEEDclassroom is designed to be a portable teaching space available at short notice, and yet one which meets its own energy and water needs.
Science

Even when stitched together, graphene remains the strongest known material

Columbia University researchers have come up with a way to produce large joined sheets of graphene which are just as strong as the material in its pure, crystalline form.
Architecture

Porsche Design Tower elevator deposits car and driver inside their luxury apartment

The Porsche Design brand has designed a residential tower in Miami that features three robotic car elevators that allow inhabitants to take their cars right into their home.
Military

DARPA's Unattended Ground Sensor uses smartphone techology

DARPA’s Adaptable Sensor System (ADAPT) program is looking towards to use smartphone technologies and practices to create new ground sensors quickly and cheaply.
3D Printing

New flexible materials pave the way for 3D-printed clothing

Flexible materials offered by online 3D printing bureaus are opening the door to new types of objects.

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