InnovationNewsDaily Staff 14 May 2012 03:55 PM ET
Can the U.S. get 3D monitors and touch-screen tables in a national digital library?
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A new virus-powered generator is a first step toward a shoe sole insert that could charge people’s cellphones.
Researchers developed a tracker that calculates how much energy people might harvest from swaying train cars or vibrating laundry machines.
New efforts to unlock natural gas in methane hydrates could slash natural gas prices 30 percent by 2025 and open huge energy sources for the U.S.
The filling, its cement and a prepping wash include nano-size silver and calcium particles.
Researchers are working on an identifying machine inspectors can easily carry.
The method is cheaper and more efficient than previous attempts at the greener tech, some researchers say.
Registering more than a billion Indian citizens for digital ID translates into a lot of new customers for new startups.
Patriotism and the liberty to pursue happiness may be more important for a country's innovation than just having great innovators.
Within three years, expect kids to be able to bring their own smartphones and tablets to school, a new report predicts.