PORTABLE PROGRAMMABLE SYSTEM-ON-CHIP
A PORTABLE PROGRAMMABLE SYSTEM-ON-CHIP (SOC) APPARATUS FOR PROGRAMMING A MICRO-CONTROLLER CHIP THROUGH ONE OR MORE HOST DEVICES
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
1. Field of the Invention
LIFTOFF! THE ORION CAPSULE LAUNCHES INTO SPACE
NASA'S SECOND ATTEMPT TO FLY A CAPSU
Sustainable Fusion Reactor
Nuclear fission (the process by which nuclear power plants produce energy) is much easier to control than nuclear fusion (the process by which the sun burns, and nuclear weapons work). Small nuclear fusion reactors have been built, but a large-scale, sustainable fusion reactor has yet to be attempted—until now.
Artificial Gills
Inventors have long sought an underwater breathing apparatus that doesn’t store oxygen, but extracts it from the water the way gills do. Israeli inventor Alon Bodner has come close.
Night-Vision Contact Lenses That Use Infared Technology May Soon Be Possible, Researchers Say
Those night-vision devices used by hunters and soldiers may soon get a lot smaller -- small enough, in fact, to be built right in to contact lenses.
This 3D printer exclusively makes PCBs
Complete freedom to test ideas instantly; no more time spent wiring breadboards or etching a PCB
Genetic Breakthrough in Editing Genomes
The incredible and revolutionary development of a new technique called Crispr allows scientists to engineer any part of the human genome with extremely accurate precision. This development is being called a milestone in medical science because the technology has the capability to treat a range of diseases from cancer and AIDS, to inherited genetic disorders such as sickle-cell anaemia and Down syndrome.
