Robotic exoskeleton

MIT Technology Review
One of our most-read stories of 2016: Paralyzed from the waist down after a BMX accident, Steven Sanchez rolled into SuitX’s Berkeley, California, office in a wheelchair. A half-hour later he was standing and walking.

mobility

Mashable
This reinvented wheelchair is just incredible.

robot

Futurism
These robots are inspired by nature to help humans.

jump rope

Tech Insider
This jump rope displays counts in mid-air — so you don’t have to keep track.

linux for newbies

opensource.com
Learning Linux? Check out these projects.

bedtime projector

Mashable
This brilliant iPhone device projects bedtime stories to your kids

kitchen gadgets

Business Insider
6 innovative kitchen gadgets that will change the way you cook.

robotic arm

'The Accountant' Actress Angel Giuffria Talks Life As A Cyborg

#pocket see presentation

TED
"It’s a bit like discovering that we’d missed half of the stars in the Milky Way!"

knit printer

Futurism
Why knit when you can 3D print?

recycle

Mashable
This simple bottle cutter may be the answer to recycling.

Robot hyundai

Mashable
The way we move in the 21st century is about to change forever.

mobility for disabled

Mashable
This reinvented wheelchair is just incredible.

robotic exoskeleton

Mashable
This smart exoskeleton could help paraplegics walk again.

silly putty as sensor

MIT Technology Review
It’s easy to dismiss Silly Putty as a kid’s toy, but it's actually so much more useful than that. (via Popular Science)

kitchen gadget

Mashable
This student invented a genius kitchen appliance to offer a helping hand to people who only have the use of one arm. http://on.mash.to/2dF34Om

robot

Mashable
This MIT robot shape-shifts into various gadgets in seconds.

wind turbine

Futurism
Look, up in the sky! It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a...floating wind turbine?

virtual reality of facebook

Virtuality
Mark Zuckerberg showed us the future of Facebook in virtual reality.

umbrella

Business Insider
Someone has fixed the most annoying thing about umbrellas. Learn more: KAZbrella

portable chair

INSIDER inventions
This portable chair fits in your pocket.

wind turbine

Tech Insider
Each turbine can power 5,000 homes.

TechCrunch
Edtech is poised to be the biggest and possibly most profitable digitalized sector yet

machine learning

Udemy
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spoon

Futurism
It won't drop your food no matter how you twist it.

ai

TechCrunch
Intelligence does not equate to superintelligence

truth of random number generator

Quora
"Any software-generated random number is produced by an algorithm which means that if you know the input and the sequence of operations performed on the input, then you can predict the output."

agile

Quora
"Agile has some good ideas but it also has problematic elements which are too centered around short-term thinking for working on revolutionary engineering projects done at companies like Google."

waymo

IEEE Spectrum
What will Waymo, Google's spun-off self-driving car business, do to bring in revenue now that it's driving solo?

graphene strain sensor

IEEE Spectrum
“If you take the silly putty and stretch it just by one percent, then the current would change by a factor of five: that’s a very small mechanical change with a very big electrical change"—Jonathan Coleman

selfdriving cars

Former Tesla and BMW exec says self-driving cars will start to kill car ownership in just 5 years
Georg Bauer, who has held executive positions at BMW, Mercedes, and Tesla, said he could see car ownership die in five to 10 years thanks to autonomous tech.

color copying pen

Tech Insider UK
This pen copies the colours around you and lets you draw with them.

3d printer

Futurism
This printer is going to change production.

pet toy

Business Insider
This remote control ball lets you play with your pet from anywhere.

5 major 3D Printing techs

Inverse
2017 is shaping up to be the year of the 3D printer.

Goodful
How To Grow Vegetables From Kitchen Scraps INSTRUCTIONS: http://bzfd.it/2d6Moiq

MS AI

TechCrunch
Microsoft dives into AI