Diabetes patients need to monitor their blood sugar levels daily. This generally involves pricking their fingers for a blood sample. Some non-invasive techniques are being…
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Nike will soon offer shoes and socks with aligning designs
Nike is one the most innovative company in the footwear space. They come up with new designs of footwear almost every week. A recent patent…
Google's self-driving cars will detect police vehicles based on flashing lights
Google’s self-driving cars might be super smart, yet they need to follow the traffic rules while on road. According to traffic rules in most countries,…
Ford plans to include a mirage roof in their cars
Moonroofs are quite popular among car owners, as they increase the amount of natural light that enters the passenger compartment. Further, in good weather, the…
Disney characters to come alive as robots
While its enjoyable for children to see their favorite Disney characters come alive, it isn’t the same for the humans who wear those burdensome suits.…
On the sets of Seinfeld
Seinfeld, the American sitcom, originally ran for nine seasons on NBC, from 1989 to 1998. It was basically shot before the era of smartphones. Many…
Regulating and controlling electrical translating devices - This Day in Patent History
Patent Information Publication number: US681768 A Patent Title: Regulating and controlling electrical translating devices Publication date: 3 Sep 1901 Filing date: 14 Jan 1895 Priority…
Hanwha Eagles, a South Korean baseball team, has robot fans
Sports is getting revolutionized with the new technology. Robots can play chess, football, soccer, basketball, ping pong, badminton, golf and many other games. Now, we…
Innovative bike riding technique [Inventor Spotted]
Here are patents tracking the evolution of bicycles.
IBM invents artificial skin that may outperform its natural counterpart
IBM has invented a highly sensitive artificial skin. The artificial skin may outperform its natural counterpart in terms of resolution. The artificial skin includes “nano-fingers”…