Author Archives: Paul Cook

Power Up Exosuit Enables You to Be Superhero-Like and Lift Heavy Weights

Haven’t we all wished to be a superhero who could instantly lift heavy objects? The Power Up Exosuit by Harvard University allows you to do exactly that and helps real life heroes like firefighters and…

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Girls Outperformed Boys in Engineering and Technology Literacy Exam

The Federal government conducted a test for engineering and technology literacy, and for the very first time, girls have outperformed boys. The exam, named the National Assessment of Educational Progress, or simply NAEP, was conducted…

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Utilizing Genetically Modified Insects to Save Hawaii’s Birds

There was a scary event reported on the Island of Kauai, the fourth largest Island of the chain. The event, known as the “Bird Crash,” was a threat to the balance of the ecological system of…

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Samsung Patents a Smartwatch that Makes Your Hand Part of the Display

One of the biggest shortcomings of smartwatches has been tiny display screens. The Korean tech giant, Samsung, is working on a smartwatch that will actually make your hand part of the display. It has recently…

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Examining the Role of 3D Printed Buildings in Revolutionizing Our Planet

There is no doubt about the fact that 3D printed buildings are the future of the construction world. This belief was further reinforced by the CEO of Alphabet, Eric Schmidt, who announced that the company…

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Pfizer Moves to Block Use of Its Drugs for Capital Punishment

The second largest pharmaceutical company in the world, Pfizer, has decided to strengthen controls with the aim of blocking the use of its drugs to conduct executions. According to the spokesman of the company Dean…

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Leka is a Special Robotic Toy Designed for Autistic Kids

If you have seen Star Wars: The Force Awakens, you must be aware of the important role of the rolling robot BB-8. There is still a debate going on whether we will see robots like…

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Kuvée Wants to Keep Your Opened Wine Tasting Fresh in Technologically Advanced Bottles

Wine has the property to react with air as soon as it is opened. It can only remain good for three to five days, and after that, people have to gulp down the tasteless liquid…

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How Can the Discovery of Gravitational Waves Help Mankind?

When a child enters school, he or she is taught about gravity and its effects. Somewhere between seventh and tenth grade, the famous scientist and mathematician, Einstein, is introduced to them. We have read about…

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The Antonov An-225 Mriya is Effectively the Largest Metal Bird in Existence

The world has changed a lot since 1903 when the Wright Brothers made the first successful flight. Now, we have gigantic planes in the air, thousands of tons of metal flying, carrying hundreds of passengers…

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Author Archives: Paul Cook

Power Up Exosuit Enables You to Be Superhero-Like and Lift Heavy Weights

Girls Outperformed Boys in Engineering and Technology Literacy Exam

Utilizing Genetically Modified Insects to Save Hawaii’s Birds

Samsung Patents a Smartwatch that Makes Your Hand Part of the Display

Examining the Role of 3D Printed Buildings in Revolutionizing Our Planet

Pfizer Moves to Block Use of Its Drugs for Capital Punishment

Leka is a Special Robotic Toy Designed for Autistic Kids

Kuvée Wants to Keep Your Opened Wine Tasting Fresh in Technologically Advanced Bottles

How Can the Discovery of Gravitational Waves Help Mankind?

The Antonov An-225 Mriya is Effectively the Largest Metal Bird in Existence

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