#Wearable technology

Losing weight can be a struggle. More often than not, it takes a dedicated approach to fitness. With each individual carving out their own fitness regimen. It can take countless hours on the treadmill, weight lifting, and finding that perfect combination of cardio and strength training. It’s

Author: Dan Maloney / Source: Hackaday The 2019 Hackaday Prize, which was announced last week, is very much on everyone’s mind, so much so that we’ve already gotten a great response with a lot of really promising early entries. As much as we love that, the Prize isn’t the only show in town, and

Authored by Julieanne Geiger via OilPrice.com, If you can imagine a massive, horrifying beast with some 6 million miles of tentacles that costs up to $33 billion to feed and $5 trillion to replace, then you can imagine the U.S. electricity grid. But it’s a beast that can possibly be vanquished,

The secret to crustaceans and insects belonging to the phylum Arthropoda family are their exoskeleton. Ants, lobsters, hermit crabs, spiders, and beetles are all creatures whose life is made possibly by their exoskeleton body plan. Although humans do not have exoskeletons, but rather endoskeletons,

Author: Philip Perry / Source: Big Think Imagine wearing a sensor on your arm and going to a movie. At the end, that sensor sends you a text, giving you a score and the breakdown of exactly how emotionally engaged you were. According to neuroscientist and economist Dr. Paul J. Zak that day is