U.S. armed forces tend to be the earliest users of many of the major and significant technological innovation. The same now goes for Google Glass which is currently being beta-tested by the Air Force for possible battlefield use.
Stroke has led many people to become paralyzed. But this time, a different scenario occurred. Lately, stroke led a female school teacher, identified as M.P., losing her ability to read, but interestingly, she could write!
Many people often snooze while travelling. Some people even doze in office, specially after lunch. Most probably keeping that in mind, European design house Studio Banana Things has made Ostrich Pillow, a pillow which can be carried easily all the time and help you to have a superb power nap anytime, everywhere.
Contact lenses help people see everything clearly without wearing any spectacle. Now, researchers are trying to take the characteristics of contact lenses one more step ahead. Lately, researchers from San Diego and Switzerland have created a prototype contact lens and glasses system that can zoom in on something up to 2.8x magnification. The lenses do the zooming, while the glasses let people switch between normal and magnified vision.
Even if the whole world leaves a child, a mother usually don’t leave her child’s side, no matter what. Rather mothers stick with their child and never back track fighting against the whole world for her beloved child. Sixty four-year old mother Eva Ohnesorge is one of the burning examples of such a mother. She is fighting for her 32-year old beloved son Philip Ohnesorge who has half a brain!
Some people seems to blindly believe GPS technology and digital maps, no matter what these technologies do. A recent example is a 67-year old Belgian woman who was driven 900 miles (1,450 kilometers) in an absolutely wrong direction by her car’s GPS.
Thirty one-yera old Zac Vawter has climbed the 103-story Willis Tower in Chicago with the help of a mind-controlled bionic leg in an annual stair climbing charity event called Skyrise Chicago.
While at one side, a survey found 60% voters want to cast their vote for the next president selection through mobile app or text message, on the other side, another report says that more than two-thirds of U.S. adults feel discomfort using digital devices.