Showing posts with label future. Show all posts
Showing posts with label future. Show all posts

Monday, January 5, 2015

10 Science Headlines That Defined 2014

Original source : http://listverse.com
Posted : January 2015
Author : Rady Alexander

It was an exciting year for science in 2014, providing us with plenty of amazing moments and one or two regrettable ones. As a new year dawns, let’s look back at some of the science stories that dominated headlines over the last 12 months.

Thursday, June 26, 2014

Top 10 Futuristic Predictions That Materialized In 2012

Original source : http://www.smashinglists.com
Posted : February 2013
Author : the admin

Just as we can sit and discuss the nature of the future that may await us and our planet, it’s very likely that generations previous to us have done the same. Whilst many of these predictions have likely come and gone, many may be yet to arrive whereas some may never be realised at all. Here are some events that happened in 2012 which you could imagine have been pondered upon in the past.

Saturday, June 14, 2014

Check Out This Amazing Floating City Planned To Be Built In China!

Original source : http://realitypod.com
Posted : May 2014
Author : Sanje Witter

After considering ways to minimize pollution and improve social and environmental conditions, a Chinese construction firm – CCCC – wants to build a floating city. The company which is also responsible for the building of the presently incomplete 31 mile bridge linked between Hong Kong, Macau and Zhuhai, commissioned the AT Design Office to make a plan for the city which should cover an area of  four square miles using the same techniques that are being used to accomplish building the 31 mile bridge.

Saturday, February 1, 2014

Coolest Latest Gadgets – See, Hear, Feel The Music

Original source : http://sclick.net
Posted : December 2010
Author : The admin

When you really love music, browsing through your collection is a serious activity. And having more control over how and when you experience each song is unbelievably satisfying. That’s why the A-MUSI-T (pronounced Amusity) table by designers Idan Arbel, Dana Yichye-Shwachman and Yossi Lugassi will no doubt be a favorite among music lovers when or if it’s actually produced.

Thursday, January 23, 2014

Container Houses By Adam Kalkin

Original source : http://www.blessthisstuff.com
Posted : 
Author : 

Containers are already used by civil engineers as bedrooms or offices, but more recently many containers have been reused as temporary shops and studios for artists or designers. Now American architect Adam Kalkin has revolutionized our idea of containers, he is expert in turning containers into very well decorated, sophisticated homes. In addition to inexpensive and easily transportable, another advantage is the time of execution. Check out his work after the jump.

Monday, December 30, 2013

15 Future Technologies That Should Scare You

Original source : http://gizmopod.com
Posted : 
Author : 

Lab Grown Meat
If you're wondering what you're actually eating at McDonald's, those questions may increase within the next ten years. Lab grown meat is a process that is constantly being developed and perfected. Scientists have grown their own beef and eggs, reaching edible stages.

Thursday, December 12, 2013

Top 10 Electric Cars From The Frankfurt Auto Show

Original source : http://www.nitrobahn.com
Posted : September 2009
Author : 

The spotlight of 2009’s Frankfurt auto show was the latest breed of electric cars. Most of the car manufacturers, including the big fishes and small ones of the industry displayed at least one electric vehicle on their part. Some of them concepts, while others nearing production, but both pointed towards a bright future for electric-fuel cars. The best of the lot are the following ones mentioned below:

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Sony, Panasonic Team Up To Develop 300GB Optical Disc

Original source : http://www.panarmenian.net
Posted : July 2013
Author :

Sony and Panasonic are teaming up to develop a standard for professional-level optical drives. Ultimately, the duo hope to release a 300GB optical drive by the end of 2015, PCMag.com reports. The durable optical disc - dust-and-water-proof, resistant to changing temperatures and humidity - is ideal for a long-term storage tool. Sony and Panasonic plan to market the new disc format to businesses looking to store hefty amounts of data for long periods of time.

Sunday, November 17, 2013

Concept Lamp - The RIMA Lamp

It’s a desk lamp that combines smart design and state-of-the art technology, inspired by the idea of tangible interaction. This concept lamp provides the  individual and flexible lighting, there’s no need for conventional on-off switch. You can adjust the position and dimension of the illuminated areas by moving 4 rings stringed to the 90cm long fixtures in horizontal direction.

Friday, November 8, 2013

Top 10 Futuristic Mobile Phones


By Ashley Turner (July 2013)

Within the last ten years mobile phones have evolved from simple feature phones to smart devices that we rely on in our everyday lives. The industry is moving fast, with manufacturers unveiling unlimited numbers of smartphones within short spaces of time – but what can we expect from the future? Rumours about what’s next from the biggest smartphone manufacturers are constantly floating around the internet. From flexible handsets to eye tracking security systems it’s all seeming pretty 007 – and let’s face it, who doesn’t want to get in on that.
Here’s our list of futuristic phone concepts that we wish were real.

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Terrafugia TF-X: The Real Flying Car


You may want to know more about an earlier Terrafugia model via this link:
http://afkra.blogspot.com/2011/02/flying-car.html

Terrafugia, the Woburn, MA, company developing the Transition flying car, has plans for a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) sibling. The proposed Terrafugia TF-X would be a tilt-rotor flying machine that would take off and land like a helicopter. Instead of a runway, the TF-X could use a helipad or parking lot. That’s important because Terrafugia’s devices aren’t so much flying cars as roadable aircraft that take you from the airport to your destination a few miles away. The closer you land to your destination, the better. Don’t sell your Cessna 400 just yet. The flying car is a decade away and will likely cost on the high side of a half-million dollars. Maybe a million.

World’s First Flying Motorcycle

by FunnyDoom Stuff

Helicopter pilot invents the 'hoverbike' in his garage

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

World’s First Chainless Folding Electric Bike


The Footloose by Mando is doubtless going to make you want to test ride it. Asserting that it is the world’s first chainless hybrid electric folding bike, Korean auto suppliers Mando Corp and Meister Inc have collaborated to bring us this beautiful design.

Thursday, October 10, 2013

Glow – Innovative Concept Light Without Batteries


Light is a basic need. Millions of people around the world don’t have access to efficient and effective lighting sources in their home. This concept gadget uses phosphorescent powder flask in a transparent flask and does not require a power supply. During the day, the device stores energy and then lights up to 6 hours.
Designer: Jon Liow

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

World’s First Invisible Skyscraper To Be Built In South Korea


By The Engineer

The trends of buildings shifted to skyscrapers and since then we have been witnessing more and more stylish skyscrapers rising up to the sky and talking to clouds. However, have you noticed how they block out the view? Yeah, they kind of kill the scenic beauty that we all crave for, don’t they? This article is about how engineers have come up with a solution for that.

Friday, September 27, 2013

NASA Tests A Hybrid Plane That Works Like A Toyota Prius

Recently there has been a shift in paradigm and now science is doing its best to go green. We have come to realize how our inventions have affected the nature and are doing our best to undo those harmful effects and to be more and more environment friendly. One such project was ERO robot that recycles concrete and Project Zero Electric Plane. This was the reason behind NASA’s project known as Environmentally Responsible Aviation (ERA).

Thursday, September 19, 2013

Skylift - A New System For Embarking On Airplanes


By Seven

There is a lot to be done concerning about ergonomics in airplane trips - even if it seems that it is not necessary yet. The passengers' arrival and departure continues to be a complicated and slow process, submitting the human beings to not so developed mechanical systems. Adults, children and people of reduced or none mobility who carries several baggages have to face with conveyor belts, stairs and rude automobiles of various sizes and shapes from place to place. Then, the designer Hannes Seeberg, because of this lack of uniformization and adjustments, conceived a multifunctional vehicle named Skylift.

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Monday, July 15, 2013

Supersonic Biplane Has All the Speed And None Of The (Sonic) Boom

By Max Eddy

The trouble with supersonic travel is multifaceted: There’s the cost, the sound, the efficiency, and the sound - did we mention the sound? Sonic booms are, not surprisingly, incredibly loud, and what you may not know (I didn’t) is that aircraft traveling at such speeds are making that noise the entire time they’re flying. Perhaps it’s not surprising that supersonic flight has been banned over land, out of concern for people’s well being and worry over the sound damaging local wildlife. However, when it comes to reducing sonic booms, two wings are better than one. 

Sunday, June 16, 2013

New Plasma Device Considered The Holy Grail Of Energy Generation And Storage


Scientists at the University of Missouri have devised a new way to create and control plasma that could transform American energy generation and storage. Randy Curry, professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Missouri’s College of Engineering, and his team developed a device that launches a ring of plasma at distances of up to two feet. Although the plasma reaches a temperature hotter than the surface of the sun, it doesn’t emit radiation and is completely safe in proximity to humans.

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