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Lonnie Johnson invented the Super Soaker in 1982 while working on a stealth bomber program for NASA, holding over 100 patents in total.
An artificial nose developed by researchers at the University of California aims to detect spoiled food before it reaches markets, potentially reducing food waste.
Advancements in electric vertical takeoff and landing (EvTOL) technology are bringing the dream of flying cars closer to reality, promising to alleviate urban traffic congestion.
Blacksmith and Switchback compete in a high-stakes Battlebots match, showcasing advanced robotics and strategic combat techniques in the arena.
Toyota aims to revolutionize electric vehicle technology with its introduction of solid-state batteries, promising enhanced performance and safety.
Toyota showcases its solid-state battery prototype car, highlighting advancements in electric vehicle technology and potential impacts on the automotive industry.
Innovative research at the University of Queensland demonstrates the potential of converting plastic waste into sustainable jet fuel.
Gravity batteries offer innovative solutions for storing excess renewable energy, ensuring a reliable power supply during low solar and wind conditions.
Dani Clode invents an extra thumb to enhance human capabilities at the University of Cambridge.
Shutting down his gold mining operation for three days will cost Rick $100,000 in lost gold as he faces urgent equipment repairs.
Scentient, a London-based startup founded by Anastasia and Ivan, develops Escents technology that enhances virtual and real-life experiences through smell.
Dr Nakamatsu claims to be the world's most prolific inventor at 91 years old.
Computer simulations illustrate the evolution of galaxies and the exploration of alien worlds, showcasing stunning HD imagery of the solar system's celestial wonders.
Nuclear energy programs, once seen as a beacon of progress in the 1950s and 60s, now face scrutiny over safety and waste management following disasters like Chernobyl and Fukushima.
Recurring UFO sightings in locations like Norway and the Pacific Ocean raise questions about their impact on technology and the reasons behind these phenomena.
Gravity is proposed as an entropic byproduct rather than a fundamental force, challenging traditional views on its role in the universe's structure.
One hypothesis suggests that all of existence, including humans and cats, is fundamentally a mathematical structure.
Artificial intelligence is explored through the advancements of IBM Watson and Google's DeepMind, highlighting their impact on technology and society.
Curiosity, part of the Mars Science Lab, lands on Mars at Gale Crater in August 2012.
Artificial intelligence's evolution is traced through the contributions of key figures and organizations that shaped its development and future potential.
Dagogo Altraide shares his evolution from a young entrepreneur to a prominent digital media figure, highlighting his technology-focused storytelling and insights from his book, "New Thinking."
Antimatter engines, once considered science fiction, are explored as a feasible technology that could be developed and launched within the next few decades.
Deep learning's rapid advancements are explored through various applications, including AI in gaming, neural networks, and Nvidia's super slow motion technology.
Temperatures on the Tube can reach 93 degrees during a heatwave, causing emergency services to respond to incidents of heat exhaustion among passengers.
Texas has emerged as a hub for the commercial space industry, attracting companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin through state grants and a favorable business environment.
Researchers have created a new type of compact disk that can store 200,000 GB, potentially revitalizing the once-dominant storage medium.
Biohacking is explored through the experiences of microchipped individual Amy, highlighting the implications of human enhancement in a technology-driven world.
Icewave competes against Free Shipping in a BattleBots match that highlights advanced robotic combat and culminates in a split decision on the winner.
In Silicon Valley, where only 15% of software engineers are women, interviews with successful female programmers highlight the historical contributions of women like Ada Lovelace and the need for greater diversity in tech.
A 20-hour work week allows Pete to travel continuously while earning just enough to support his digital nomad lifestyle across various countries.
Several space entrepreneurs and corporations are developing satellite networks to provide global high-speed internet access to underserved regions.
A hydrogen-powered ship, developed by the Norwegian company PowerCell, embarks on a six-year voyage to demonstrate sustainable maritime technology.
Young miners in the Gold Rush series, including Tony Beets and Monica Beets, enhance family-built machines to improve efficiency in their gold mining operations.
Andy Richter showcases his new Apple Watch but struggles to tell the time during the show.
Bob Man discusses technology, Google Glass, and Apple Watch on The New Yorker’s Cartoon Lounge.
ChatGPT, a program from OpenAI, can generate human-like writing in various formats and styles, demonstrating the capabilities of artificial intelligence.
Conan tests Amazon's drone delivery, receiving a smashed chandelier in 47 seconds.
Conan visits Waze headquarters in Tel Aviv, where he humorously engages with Guy, the Chief Operating Officer, and Fej, the first employee after the founders.
Conan visits YouTube headquarters in Chelsea to explore the VR Department with Sarah.
Conan's office uses robots while he and Andy Richter enjoy gaming and pranks on Jordan Schlansky.
Conan rents Olympic-style cameras to create his own thrilling slow motion moments.
Conan 360 returns to Comic-Con with new VR technology for an immersive experience.
Elon Musk recalls two million cars due to safety concerns while facing criticism for his controversial acquisition of Twitter, now called X.
Franz Harary's show in Malaysia features cheap tech tricks and attracts fans of asian girls.
Conan showcases Google's self-driving car, highlighting its empowering potential for transportation.
Lowe's tests robotic assistants as the biggest retail season approaches, raising concerns.
Apple launches the Apple Pocket Watch for $259, offering a budget-friendly alternative.
Apple's AirBag, featuring advanced folded paper technology and the W1 chip, offers wireless connectivity and multifunctional capabilities for various uses.
