Meditation has mental health benefits for many people but not everyone is really good at it. It’s hard to relax the mind! Why not let technology help you out? Muse is the brain sensing headband that will get you on track for all your mediation needs.
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Photo Recognition to Save Animals – the same system that tags you may help stop trafficking
The trafficking of chimpanzees is a problem. Many animals lose their lives to this crime. In order to help save them, researchers are turning to facial recognition technology but not for criminals, for the chimps!
Read MoreBloxels – build your next video game with blocks
Wanna make a video game but don’t want to spend any time learning how to code or render characters? I get it, that stuff takes time and maybe, additionally, you or the person you have in mind for this project is still in elementary school. If any of this sounds like you, Bloxels is the game board that can help you live your video game dreams.
Read MoreSphero Bolt – You can Code this Crazy Ball!
The Sphero Bolt is a big step up from the Sphero Mini. The Bolt is mainly meant for coding and learning.
Read MoreNuclear Power – are we overlooking this clean energy source?
With the talk of alternative energy sources being all the rage since we don’t want our plant to you know, die, one option has started to come back up in discussions. Nuclear power. The energy source never went away, is still in use around the world but should we be looking towards it more?
Read MoreTo Flush Or Not – check out this list of things that shouldn’t be flushed down the toilet
You’re probably pretty careful with what you flush, after all, no one wants to clog up their toilet, that’s never a fun time. But there are some items that seem OK to flush but really, really aren’t. Check out this list of 14 things that you should just toss in a bin.
Read MoreQuantitative Science Studies – the newest open access journal
Access to full scholarly papers is expensive which means that people just aren’t able to access the raw information for their own studies or just to draw their own conclusions. The system is not one that’s greatly favored by people and in response to that, Quantitative Science Studies was created, the newest open access journal.
Read MoreR-Pur – the filter mask of the future
Air pollution is a problem. Like a deadly problem but that doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t go outside. If you’re going to be out in the world where you’re exposed to air that is a bit less than fresh, check out the space agey R-Pur mask, the high tech filter mask for urban travel.
Read MoreLocal Focus – paying attention to your local areas can have big effects
When it comes to fighting against negative changes in our environment, the focus is often on global issues and how to help out on a large scale but a new study shows that instead of focusing big, there’s some merit to turning people’s focus locally.
Read MoreNets Over Drainage Pipes – simple solution to a large problem
Trash gets into our water ways and causes lots of problems for the environment. One way we can help is simply by making sure our garbage makes it into bins and we’re not just littering all willy nilly. But there will still likely be stragglers. One Australian city is using a simple solution to catch this garbage: Nets.
Read MoreFormula Pro Advanced – the coffee maker of baby formula
If you have an infant, making baby bottles is part of package. It’s not so bad, unless it’s the middle of the night. Or first thing in the morning when you haven’t slept really. Make lie easier on yourself with the Formula Pro Advanced, the coffee maker of baby formula.
Read MoreAncient Earth – check out the history of your city with this web app
This week the ten year challenge was the big thing but that’s nothing to the planet. Ten years is a blink of an eye to Earth. See where the Earth was over a real timeline with this cool web app. With it, you can see how the Earth has changed over the past 750 million years.
Read MoreShare the Road – check out this list of things not to do when you’re driving so bikers can ride comfortably
One way to reduce or carbon footprint is to drive less. Take public transportation or, even better, bike where you need to go! This is easier said than done though because drivers make biking scary. Not everyone can switch to biking so if you’ve got to stick with your car, check out this list to make sure you’re not making the road a dangerous place for bikers.
Read MoreHemp, A Miracle Plant? – check out his infographic that shows off all the ways we can use hemp
Hemp a plant with a a ton of uses. Many people associate hemp with marijuana but hemp is not the same and unlike marijuana it can be used in a variety of practical ways with less carbon impact than other alternatives. This handy chart lays it all out.
Read MoreRelay – a modern walkie-talkie
Giving a young child a smartphone isn’t really a move that most parents are comfortable with but we still want children to be able to communicate with us when they’re out and about. To that end, check out Relay, the cute walkie-talkie like device that makes it easy for kids to stay connected without a screen.
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