David Cenciotti, InnovationNewsDaily Contributor 04 May 2012 11:03 AM ET
The futuristic helmets are an upgrade over “heads up displays” used in many modern aircraft.
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A new biosensor device dubbed the "dip Chip" uses microbes to quickly and accurately detect toxins.
A new breed of energy-efficient LEDs could disinfect drinking water and sterilize surgical tools using bacteria and virus killing ultraviolet (UV) light.
A simple treatment deposits lacy branches on tiny, nano-size wires.
DARPA's hypersonic glider hit a max speed of 13,000 mph (Mach 20) before crashing into the sea.
The system could allow rescue workers to one day peer into places that are difficult or hazardous to enter.
By 2013, mobile apps will be able to locate, guide and market to people while they're in malls and stores, a panel of experts say.
At South by Southwest 2012, Toyota showed a bike that allows riders to change gears just by thinking about it while wearing a special helmet.
Here’s our list of the 40 most innovative projects to be found on Kickstarter.
Mike Lazaridis, the founder and former CEO of Research in Motion who helped launch the world's smartphone revolution with the BlackBerry, talked about his love of physics and the need for investment in "blue sky" science.