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Need This New Discovery? The Proper Way To Eat A Hamburger

It is a problem that has plagued mankind for decades -- how to eat your burger without all the extra goodies sliding back out onto your plate and making a mess. For burger purists this has never really been an issue with just a little ketchup and mustard, and maybe a pickle slice or two. For those of us who like to add the cheese, onion, tomato, lettuce, and whatever else comes to mind it is serious business. Now researchers have the answer.

Gigabyte BRIX Gaming: Powerful PC In The Palm Of Your Hand

by Rey M.L.

While the styling of Gigabyte's latest tiny PC is a bit gaudy, the hardware packed inside isn't. A quad-core AMD CPU and discrete Radeon graphics are just a taste of what's hiding inside the wallet-sized case.

Volocopter, The Fully Electrical Helicopter

by Diogo Costa

Recently I wrote an article about a 100% electrical van which, even though being great news for the automotive industry, is not absolutely innovative, as there are other electrical cars being made. However, now I will talk about a 100% electrical helicopter - and that is a true novelty. Volocopter, for now still a prototype, is being developed in Germany and had surprisingly positive results in the tests.

Here's A Tip: The Touch Point Stylus Pencil Topper

by Must Love Gadgets

Sometimes a real simple idea can make a big difference in how we accomplish things. I think this very small, simple gadget has the capacity to do just that, and it comes out at a time when most of us can use it - and chuckle while we do....

The 2014 IES Illumination Awards Are Looking For Bright Designers!

Win an award for making a brighter planet!

by Invention Ideas

Are you an interior designer or innovator in the field of lighting? If so, then it’s time to earn some well-deserved recognition for your brilliant work by submitting it to the 2014 IES Illumination Awards. Winning the Award of Excellence is a huge achievement for anyone devoted to pioneering lighting systems, and it shows how brightly your work shines!

GameBuddy Lets You Play Any Game On Any Screen Anywhere

With GameBuddy, You Can Access Your Games No Matter Where You Are

by Nicholas.Greene

One of the biggest innovations this generation of gaming has seen is game streaming - a process significantly weakened by latency. But what if that wasn't an issue? What if you could stream to any screen you chose without even an ounce of lag? Ladies and gentlemen, say hello to GameBuddy.

The Marsupial Robot Team Monitors Rivers From Both Land And Sky

by Tech Light

In order to better understand our environment - and our impact on it - proper monitoring tools are absolutely essential. The more information we can gather, the more we'll be able to accomplish. That's where the Marsupial comes in - a robot team designed to monitor rivers from both air and land.

Graphene Condoms: Improved Sensation And Security?

by Diogo Costa

Condoms are one of the most effective contraceptive method, but is disliked by many people due to the lack of sensitivity it causes. A recent idea has come to use graphene, a new and one of the most revolutionary materials around, to build ultra-thin condoms, which would also be safe enough to protect from diseases and avoid conception.

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This Robotic Arm Is Learning To Perform Surgery By Painting

Inventor Designs Robotic Painting Arm Which Could Be Used For Surgery

by Tech Light

If an artist offered their steady hand to perform life-saving surgery on you, would you allow it? What if that artist were actually a robot? Turns out, the skillset required for painting and that required for surgical cuts have more in common than we thought.

Need This New Ummmm Invention? Creepy Sleepwalking Statue

by Laurie Kay Olson

There is a statue of a sleepwalking man in Massachusetts. It is so lifelike that it is totally creepy and it is creating a lot of controversy. It is not that the work of art is not well done. The big kerfuffle is over the combination of how real it looks and where it is located -- on the campus of the all-woman Wellesley college, The statue also answers that age old question -- boxers or briefs.

June Bracelet Combines Ultra Trendy Style And Anti-Aging Benefits

by Kim Patterson

Getting a new piece of jewelry is exciting! Finding a way to avoid wrinkles is, in my opinion, even more thrilling. Imagine my joy in discovering the June bracelet that combines both.

Will The Real Sherlock Holmes App Please Stand Up?

by Ron Callari

Little did Sir Arthur Conan Doyle realize when he first introduced "Sherlock Holmes" to the world in 1887, that some 125+ years later, the world would still not be able to get enough of this irascible literary character. Not only has there been over 100+ actors who have stepped into this famous detective's shoes on stage, screen, radio and TV since the early 1900s -- in just this past few years -- 21st Century actors, the likes of Robert Downey Jr, Jonny Lee Miller and Benedict Cumberbatch. . .

One-Way Sound Device: It Is (Finally) Real

by Diogo Costa

We all know that one-way glass exists - a glass where you can see for the other side, but not the other way around. A similar mechanism has been applied to glass for other purposes, like one-way bulletproof glass, but until now a one-way sound device was not invented. However, quite recently scientists have created such a machine: people can hear someone talking, but they themselves cannot be heard.

How Can A Tumbleweed Prevent The Spread Of Deserts Across The World?

Tumbleweed Robot Developed To Curb The Spread Of Deserts

by Tech Light

Desertification isn't something we understand particularly well, yet - meaning we don't really have any idea of how to stop it. It's a pretty serious environmental problem...and one inventor has found what may be the first step to a solution: Tumbleewed, a rolling robot.

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41st Annual Interior Design Competition To Honor Great Designs

Ready to be awarded for your interior design work?

by Invention Ideas

It’s that time again: the International Interior Design Association is accepting entries for the 41st Annual Interior Design Competition. If you are an architect or interior designer with some fantastic work completed after January 1st, 2012, you just might deserve an award!

"Green" Slow Cooking Invention: Buy One, Give One Free

by Must Love Gadgets

You've heard of the Wonder Bra? Well, this is the wonder bag. Wonderbag, to be specific. It's a slow cooking bag, a new invention with old roots, one that is bringing tasty dishes and energy savings to us in the western world, while doing the same for poor, rural African communities.

Need This New Invention? Gold Toilet Paper

by Laurie Kay Olson

This definitely comes under the heading "strange but true." Toilet Paper Man, a company in Australia, has actually created a useable roll of 22-carat-gold toilet paper. If you feel that your butt deserves the very height of luxury then this product is just the thing for you. This loo roll is going to set you back a bit though with a price tag somewhere north of $1.3 million.

Girls, There Is A Bra That Opens Only For Your True Love

by Diogo Costa

Romantics surely believe that true love exists, while other people that it is just a romantic concept made up by our society. Either way, when we face someone we love there are some changes in our body, that we all have felt. A new bra has been invented that measures biometric data in order to assess "true love", and only opens if it is really there.

Lockheed Martin Is Bringing Robotic Convoys To War

Lockheed Martin Develops And Tests The World's First Robotic Convoy

by Tech Light

The day when soldiers have to risk their lives to transport supplies might be at an end. Lockheed Martin has recently completed testing on the world's first autonomous convoy; a driverless collection of heavy-duty military vehicles equipped with advanced AI. So, yeah. Basically, robot trucks.

Video Games And Security: Kinect Is Montitoring The Korean Border

Xbox Kinect Has Become The Korean DMZs New Security System

by Nicholas.Greene

If you own an Xbox, Kinect probably isn't watching you. That's a very good thing, especially considering it's definitely got the capacity to basically be Big Brother. Just how strong is that potential? Well, let me put it this way: A Kinect-based security system is now monitoring the Korean DMZ.