John Mcginnis has invented a personal airplane called Synergy. It is an inexpensive, quiet and fuel efficient plane compared to a traditional commercial aircraft.
The wings on the Synergy are bend upward and into a rectangular shape to create minimal drag. The top half of each wing comes behind the body and will provide in-flight stability which makes gliding easier.
Wicked Lasers have built some of the most powerful handheld lasers that it's probably illegal in some places. Here's how its getting converted into a flashlight.
The Phosphorce is an adapter that turns the Arctic's focused blue laser into a diffused white 500 lumen beam so it can be used as a relatively safe flashlight. Still, you're not going to want to shine this into someone's eyes.
UK's Costco is selling an F1 simulator. It is powered by an Intel Core i7 processor gaming Pc with 16GB RAM and a fast SSD Hard drive. It will also cost $115,000. That's right. You can take it home.
There's also a pseudo-wraparound display composed of three 23-inch TFT LCD displays, accompanied by speakers on either side that complement a full built-in 5.1 surround system.
CPR is a simple procedure that could mean the difference of life or death for someone. It needs to be performed properly and the procedure can be fruitless if the chest compressions are too shallow, or too heavy.
See this. The owners of Amy's Baking Company Bakery Boutique and Bistro, Samy and Amy Bouzaglo are getting some bad press in the wake of a disastrous episode of Kitchen Nightmares.
The pair were defensive and ragey and impossible to work with that Gordon Ramsey quit and walked out of them before finishing the episode. This is the first time Ramsey's ever walked out on a show.
Phonesuit has a solution for iPhone 5 users that need that extra boost of power. If you don't want to cramp your iPhone's case style with another battery pack, the company suggests its external battery - which best of all, will fit right in your pocket.
Nike's latest interaction promotions will allow you to use your entire body to create what might be considered as living art.
The art installation, created by U.K. based interactive design firm Universal Everything, the Nike Flyknit "Fit" installation was recently debuted at Milan Design Week. The four sided video cube lets visitors watch their movements as they get mirrored through a life sized multicolored lighting patterns.
Joerg Sprave is back and this time with an M16 gun hacked to a crossbow. It is terrifying. The kit supplied by PSE, a crossbow maker makes it possible to repurpose an M16A1 so that it fires hard arrows.
Nike+ is a household name already for active people. It was the first athletic company to really dive into wearable tech. But it seems some athletes are turning away from Nike, since the app s mainly aimed at runners and is pretty basic.