2015 was a year in which science and technology fused our brains and bodies with machines. Look back at this past year and see some of the most insane ways that technology changed the human body in 2015.
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Fusar, a smart helmet kit, allows users to simply clip the main component, the Mohawk, to your existing helmet. The kit will be available for $549, whereas early adopters can buy it for just $349.
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Scientists at Rutgers University have created a quadcopter that can both swim and fly. The drone is called, Naviator, and is a Navy-funded project that surpasses the versatility that drones currently have.
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Segway’s new personal robot is making headlines. This mobility device is smaller and smarter than ever before.
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The Sun reports that inmates in the U.K. have been illegally organizing deliveries of electronics and drugs via drones onto prison premises. This has caused an immediate discussion in terms of security and the probability that weapons could be easily accessible to inmates.
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Video games can sharpen your thinking, open up your creativity, and spark your imagination. These are the Top 10 industry predictions for 2016.
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MIT researchers presented a printable origami robot at the recent International Conference on Robotics and Automation. When heated, the robot folds itself from a completely flat sheet of plastic and measures about a centimeter in length.
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Uber announced that its billionth Uber ride took place in London on Christmas Eve.
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Many have thought the Fountain of Youth as just a myth, however if you have the right amount of money, you just might be able to turn back the clock. These cutting edge cellular treatments may be the key to eternal youth.
Japanese scientists have built a machine that renders holograms touchable. The machine is called, Haptoclone, and uses ultrasonic radiation pressure to allow users to ‘touch’ an object.
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There are more than 700 companies across the globe that are focused on regenerative medicine. According to Frost & Sullivan analysts, the global market is valued at around $16.4 billion and is predicted to grow 23.2% a year, reaching approximately $65.5 billion in 2020.
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Parents can now control their kids’ screen time without ever taking away their device. KoalaSafe, an emerging Kickstarter, is usable on multiple devices, allows site and app blocking, and also gives parents data showing usage on sites.
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By delving into the futuring techniques of Futurist Thomas Frey, you’ll embark on an enlightening journey.
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