Gartner Is Predicting 4.9BN Connected Things In 2015, a 30 Percent Jump

Gartner has finished conducting an analysis and is predicting a 30 percent jump in the number of connected objects in use in the world from 2014 to 2015, from 3.8 billion this year to 4.9…

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Smart Contact Lenses From GoogleX Measure Blood Sugar Levels In Tears

The creators of Google Glass, GoogleX, have developed smart contact lenses that come equipped with processing chips and glucose sensors in order to measure blood sugar levels through testing tears. The innovative contacts feature a…

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World’s First 3D-Printed Car Has Been Constructed & Driven In Chicago

Local Motors made headlines months ago after announcing the company planned on 3D-printing a car capable of actually being driven, something that had never been done before. Now, a few months later, the idea has…

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Project Daniel: Providing Low-Cost 3D-Printed Prosthetic Arms to the Children of Sudan

Not Impossible Labs teamed up with Intel in order to take on an amazing initiative in Sudan called Project Daniel. The project utilizes 3D-printing technology in order to print low-cost prosthetic arms for the residents…

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This Collapsible Heart Valve Can Be Introduced Into The Body Without Open-Heart Surgery

The Edwards SAPIEN valve is a collapsible aortic heart valve with the ability to be introduced into the body by of a catheter-based delivery system. This innovative valve is designed to replace a patient’s diseased “native” aortic valve WITHOUT the…

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Forget Pills… Electronic Aspirin Is The Future Of Treating Headaches

In the Healthcare industry, the development of new, more advanced technology reigns supreme as researchers are continuously striving to make treatments and medicines available to all types of people experiencing a wide range of unique…

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Construction Of Boeing’s 777X Wing Plant Commences

Boeing held a ceremonial ground breaking in Everett, Washington on Tuesday as construction of the company’s new factory set to house the wing manufacturing for the new 777X commenced. While Boeing felt the need for a ground…

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Revolutionary Technology? MIT Researchers Working On 3D Printed Morphable Materials…

Wood and carbon fiber have always been relatively boring materials when it comes to their ability to change shape… Neither material is known for bending unless exposed to harsh weather or something goes terribly wrong.…

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