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‘Pebble’ is a solar powered food heater concept created by Laura Pendelle. It operates by using spray on solar cells, a cutting edge technology that is currently under development. The Pebble's base contains an induction heating device,..

This is some freaky stuff to deal with - alright the green concept could well be the call of the hour, but turning everything green is a bit heavy to digest. Concept such as this can be helpful when it comes to environment awareness. Vehicles...

Here is a bike that is more a bicycle but might just travel as fast as your bike when required. While many bikes these days seem to have one common problem, especially those light weight ones without gears & just a simple throttle. These bikes, which.

Very often we take a lot of things for granted as long as they are available without any hindrance. Just because we can pay the bills does not mean that we have to waste as much water or electricity as we often do. It seems somehow that leaving the...

A small house in the City of Troy is going to mark the beginning of a new kind. A pragmatic solution to use solar energy in homes, the house is going to be rebuilt at the community centre as a centre for recreation activities in order to make people..

This looks really cool. When I saw it in the initial stages, thought what rubbish - but later the final product is really amazing and surpasses the word beauty. Don’t really know how many cans did it take to build this Mountain Dew...

How many old books have you simply thrown away because you didn’t need them any more or they were taking up too much space? More than you can count, I can bet. Who could have guessed that old books can make such beautiful walls of art? Kudos to..

Teresonic has brought out the Magus, a pair of compact, mid-range speakers, whose curved sides are a nod to classical instruments. Magus, Teresonic''s new compact monitor-class loudspeakers produce remarkable levels of the highest quality sound...

Imagine a scooter which folds up! Don’t worry it is definitely not a figment on my imagination, because the clever brains at the Smart Cities group at MIT have designed one. Imagine you can ride one to work or go for a drive, fold it up and.

After browsing through an array of products aimed at lighting up your house in just the right way, be ready to set your eyes on Lunabrite. Aptly called Lunabrite, this magical light rope zig-zags its way to jazz up your surroundings, in many...