New Inventions
| Hello, I'm Randy Belaire and welcome to my website and a world of ideas.You will find information here about new inventions, latest science, latest technology, future inventions, gadgets, inventors, patents, investors, prototypes, videos and resources. If you're inventive, you will find useful information here to help you. If you like cool new ideas, and stories about inventors, you'll also find that here. Thanks for visiting. |  |
| Scientists at Harvard University have discovered asecret about sharks. Shark skin has a unique design that creates tornado-like funnels that suck the fish forward in the water. This allows them to swim faster with greater energy efficiency.Read the story here. |  |
| Palmer Luckey is a 21-year-old college dropout who invented a gaming device that was recently sold to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg for 2 billion dollars. Described by experts as "mind blowing", "the coolest thing they've ever seen" and "the next biggest computer platform".Read this amazing story here. |  |
| Here are some unusual, clever, entertaining and crazyinventions.See the videos here. |  |
| Rylan Grayston is a 28-year-old inventor who lives in a small town. He has no education or training in computer science or engineering yet invented an inexpensive ($100) do-it-yourself 3d printer kit that is getting worldwide attention. Read his story here. |  |
| Martin Cooper, the inventor of the cellular phone, talks about what's wrong with smartphones and the purpose of technology in this three-minute interview. See video. |  |
| Inventors receive over 2 million dollars in advanced orders for their three dimensional printing pen. The pen can draw plastic shapes and create objects in the air. See video. |  |
| These inventors won the coveted Reddot Award for theirnew invention.It's a circular, rotating blade knife that's been licensed to a large kitchenware company. |  |
| Wondering what it's like to be Iron Man or maybe Dr. Octopus from Spiderman? Then you should check out this invention called a Flyboard. |  |
| Charlie Sheen talks about his attempt to negotiate a license for his new invention - a lip balm dispenser. |  |
| Gary Connery fell from a helicopter flying at an altitude of 2,400 feet (731 meters) and crashed to the ground into a pile of boxes without using a parachute. He is the first person to accomplish such a feat and was wearing a gliding suit invented by Tony Uragallo. See video. |  |
| Nevada becomes first state to pass laws allowingdriverless cars. Google lobbied for the new legislation to help introduce this futuristic technology to the public. |  |
| Inventor and jet fighter pilot, Yves Rossy, flies over the Grand Canyon with small jet engines attached to a wing on his back. He flew at speeds of 205 mph (330 km) for eight minutes. See him fly. |  |
| This invention imitates bird flight. The Smart Bird robot takes off, lands and flies just like a real bird. It has a two-meter (6.5 ft) wingspan, a lightweight (450 gram) carbon-fiber skeleton, and uses hybrid drive technology to simulate the flying characteristics of the Herring Gull. |  |
| Adam Savage, the host of "MythBusters" explains how the speed of light was actually discovered in 1849 and how the circumference of earth was discovered in 200 BC. |  |
| Oganovo is a San Diego based company with a new invention that creates living human tissue. Thetechnology builds cells into three-dimensional structures such as human organs. |  |
| Ben Gulak received a 1.2 million dollar investment for his dicycle invention. An electric one-wheeled cycle that transforms into a conventional motorcycle. See video. |  |
| The smartbox is a new invention for vehicles. It's similar to the black box for airplanes. It records everything about your vehicle and is being used by insurance companies to reduce your insurance. |  |
| Sebastin Thrun, with sponsorhip from Google, has developed an intelligent, perceptive, self-driving car that recognizes and responds to obstacles, traffic signs, traffic flow and driving conditions. Read More. |  |
| Scientists at the University of California can control flying beetles with implanted transmitters and cameras. The cyborg bugs could be used for surveillance and search operations. |  |
| A new invention called PalmSecure, reads the veins in our hands for identification. Vein patterns are unique for each individual - similar to our fingerprints. Vein recognition is purportedly less expensive and easier than other forms of identification. |  |
| Albert Einstein invented an eco-friendly refrigerator in 1930. His refrigerator invention doesn't require electricity, has no moving parts, and doesn't use harmful gases. |  |
| Inventor, Dr. Jeffrey Olsen, has invented a technologyfor improving light amplification in our eyes. He uses nanotechnology to implant quantum dots into the retina, which makes images brighter and clear. |  |
| This new invention is a hair-thin, stick-on electronic tattoo. It uses advanced micro-processing components to wirelessly monitor all kinds of information about your body. Read More. |  |
| Inventors Julie and Scott Brusaw have invented an intelligent highway system made from solar panels. The Federal Highway Administration is financing their research and General Electric has awarded them an innovations grant. See Video. |  |
| Inventor, Aiden Dwyer, created a solar tree that uses photovoltaic leaves to convert sunlight into electricity. Trees are designed to maximize exposure to sunlight and Dwyer's invention is 20% to 50% more efficient than flat solar panels. |  |
| Solar paint could power our vehicles. A technological breakthrough in nanotechnology makes it possible for anything exposed to sunlight to be painted for power. |  |
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