Showing posts with label New Inventions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Inventions. Show all posts
Wednesday, 1 April 2015
Tuesday, 31 March 2015
This billboard does something you’ll never imagine. - New Invention
Me and my friends ever wondered if we can access
information through our phones for a product rather than through a physical
flyer. We then found out one day that you could scan codes with your phone,
Billboards can now connect to smartphone smart
billboards enabled with NFC and QR code readers so you can access information
more efficiently, and has been explained in greater depth in technology articles. Such new inventions are very
innovative and make it very convenient for consumers to familiarize themselves
with the product or service, especially when places with high populated areas
and highly accessible.
Having Wi-Fi for 4G/3G data connection is required
however, and cannot be accessed under subways and such wireless obstructing
areas.
Despite that however, it is arguably very efficient
being easily accessible makes it a great invention made in recent time for
promotion methods.
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Ideas for Inventions to Help the Military Strengthen Defences
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Monday, 30 March 2015
Do you think inventions are important for the advance of mankind?
New
inventions have progressed over the years and many of which have promoted the
lead of innovation and improvement of making the world a better, more advanced,
and fun place.
Inventors are always striving to improve and
advance towards future technology and
make progress towards revolutionary inventions. However, that is not to say
that we can also slow down and make use of our current technology, as sometimes
we can make use of what we have which better the use of what we can have at the
moment.
What are some
recent inventions that have benefited you recently, and what do you think about
how new inventions can develop and enhance our lives? Technology inventions have played a large role in mankind’s
advance and improved the lives of many, though that can be interpreted
differently through the perspective of many others.
Most Recent Inventions: The Smart Trashcan
One
of the most recent inventions
that I’ve discovered is the smart trashcan.
It is a neat little device, in the form of a trashcan, which helps you discard
your trash by moving to catch your litter when you toss it. This advanced
device uses a Kinect sensor to help calculate the trajectory of thrown trash
and then tells the trashcan where it needs to be to catch the litter. The smart
trashcan uses three separate wheels with individual motors on the same axel to quickly
move and is also designed with a low centre of gravity to prevent it from
tipping over. Although this invention currently only has a 10-20% success rate,
creator Minoru Kurata is determined to update the trajectory calculation
programming and upgrade the sensor to raise the success rate. He hopes to one
day patent this invention and sell the idea to companies. Here is a link to a
Youtube video where you can learn more and watch the smart trashcan do its
thing: Smart Trashcan
catches trash. Although one of the most
recent inventions, I believe this has the potential to be found in
every home in North America. Would you buy this invention if it were available?
Why or why not? Sunday, 29 March 2015
How to start building a simple invention - Simple Invention
Simple inventions
are the best and
easiest way to start off on being innovative if you want to be creative or try
something else new.
Although
there are already current cool
inventions already been made by young children such as the popsicle,
you can still attempt to recreate a
simple invention and just have fun with it.
Starting off
with something simple like the potato battery as mentioned in an earlier post
or starting off with anything else simple that doesn't require too many complex
steps.
An idea could
be to start off cheap and gather materials after you decided on what to make,
here are a few examples at this website.
Saturday, 28 March 2015
3D Printers may be used for cloning kidneys
Every year
many people die due to kidney failure and it is the 9th leading
cause of death in the US. As of February 2014, more than 99,000 people were on
the waiting list for a kidney, which is to say a lot of people are in need of.
With the use
of 3D printers it can be revolutionary for the progress of healthcare
technology and can improve and save the lives of many patients who have been
inflicted in kidney disease variants. This is a very innovative use of technology which is life changing towards future illnesses.
Thursday, 26 March 2015
Dyson Vacuum cleaner review
The Dyson Vacuum cleaner is a
Canadian vacuum cleaner invented by James Dyson after he was frustrated with
his low performance vacuum cleaner. This vacuum cleaner is widely regarded as
an amazing vacuum cleaner with approximately 40 years of good reputation. The Dyson Vacuum generally
scores high reviews from users and online stores which shows that it is
well-received from the general public.
It
is a very lightweight and easy to use machine with high maneuverability and has
strong high quality bristles to remove dirty stains and small objects with
ease. It is also known as the world’s first bagless vacuum cleaner which is
revolutionary to vacuum cleaners.
Although the vacuum
cleaner is a very efficient invention,
you must also be prepared to pay a large sum as it is an expensive product,
though as they say with high price comes with high quality.
Overall it is a very
high quality product that gets the job done should you ever need a product to
clean any mess. Perhaps in the future we will be able to clean even more conveniently.
Discoveries in Science: The 3D Printer at Meadowvale Secondary School
During my research into
new technologies and discoveries in
science on the rise, I found that the 3D printer is becoming a more and
more popular and sought after product.
The uses for this type of technology are endless, and people are coming with
loads of prototypes and ideas to be printed by the printer.
The printer uses plastic to create any design that is uploaded into its computer via USB chip. Searching the internet, I found out that Meadowvale Secondary School has been using 3D printing technology since last year, and integrates its uses into some of their clubs and programs including robotics, art and design. I think that of all of the recent discoveries in science, 3D printing is the future of technology and manufacturing. When more materials are incorporated (like synthetic human tissue) it opens a huge possibility in the medical field, and allows people to regain small organs such as a nose, ear, or skin to be grafted. In a video I watched on Youtube, there was a site where blueprints for products to be downloaded are given for free, you can create anything from toys to plumbing parts, assuming that it is made of plastic. This invention also leaves a huge potential for danger, in the video I watched there was also a man who is trying to replicate a fully automatic firearm for free download. This would mean that anyone who can use a 3D printer would be able to get a gun for free, the only thing they would have to do is get ammunition. Although there are drawbacks to 3D printing, I believe that it is still an amazing invention, and one of the greatest discoveries in science in the past decade. What is your take on the 3D printer? Do you believe that it is a good invention or one that will be misused for doing wrong?
The printer uses plastic to create any design that is uploaded into its computer via USB chip. Searching the internet, I found out that Meadowvale Secondary School has been using 3D printing technology since last year, and integrates its uses into some of their clubs and programs including robotics, art and design. I think that of all of the recent discoveries in science, 3D printing is the future of technology and manufacturing. When more materials are incorporated (like synthetic human tissue) it opens a huge possibility in the medical field, and allows people to regain small organs such as a nose, ear, or skin to be grafted. In a video I watched on Youtube, there was a site where blueprints for products to be downloaded are given for free, you can create anything from toys to plumbing parts, assuming that it is made of plastic. This invention also leaves a huge potential for danger, in the video I watched there was also a man who is trying to replicate a fully automatic firearm for free download. This would mean that anyone who can use a 3D printer would be able to get a gun for free, the only thing they would have to do is get ammunition. Although there are drawbacks to 3D printing, I believe that it is still an amazing invention, and one of the greatest discoveries in science in the past decade. What is your take on the 3D printer? Do you believe that it is a good invention or one that will be misused for doing wrong?
Thursday, 19 March 2015
5 inventions that will help 3rd world countries develop - New Inventions
New
inventions have
benefited mankind over countless centuries with innovative technology and its
role it plays to improve the lives of people across the world. Inventions are created to
improve our lives and basic needs as well as help develop future inventions to do the same. Here are a list of 5 inventions that have helped 3rd
world countries develop.
1. Hippo Water Roller
Hippo water
rollers have proved to be extremely convenient for African woman, as opposed to
carrying 10 gallons by hand, with the water rollers they can transport more
than double the amount which would normally be exhausting and could cause major
injuries if not for this invention.
2.
LifeStraw
Lifestraw
helps filter out bacteria and contamination from polluted water making is safer
to drink.
3. Solar
Light
It is
very low cost yet very efficient offers these countries lighting and other
electrical needs. Assisting 3rd world
countries with their basic needs and improving their lives through illuminating
their world are the start with this invention.
4.
PeePoo Bag
It is
a biodegradable bag that provides sanitation while conserving water when doing
your business (LiveOAK Staff, 2009) and also turns the
waste into fertilizer. It is very handy and useful to such countries to
conserve valuable water.
5.
OLPC XO-3 Tablet
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